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AROBBERY case is being inves-tigated by Port Shepstone Di-rectorate for Priority Investi-

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Lieutenant-Colonel Zandra Wiid, a23-year-old man was coming fromthe store, pushing a trolley with sixboxes containing cash when he wasapproached by four men.

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I would like to thank G4S for theirprofessionalismduring this incident.Investigations are on going.”

TWO suspects were arrested on Wednes-day afternoon in connection with a farmattack which took place in Melville onMonday.

One of the suspects (24) was identi-fied by the witness yesterday during anofficial identification parade.

The other suspect is still be ques-tioned. A 74-year-old complainant wasat her home at a farm at upper Mellvillewhen three men entered her home

through an open door and demandedcertain items.

“They were armed with bush knives.They tied her hands and tried to put a bagover her head,” said Wiid.

She was taken to a bedroom whilethe perpetrators searched the house forjewellery and cash.

“Fortunately a farm worker returnedfrom lunch. The suspects must have seenhim as they then fled from the house.”

Farm attackers arrestedPORT Shepstone SAPS nabbed a 26-YEAR-OLDmanwhowaswanted forconsuming four pies and a sausageroll in a supermarket without payingfor it.

The incident tookplaceon13Sep-tember at 11am at a store in PortShepstone. “The man allegedly atethepastriesandthenleft withoutpay-ing,” said police spokesperson, Lieu-tenant-colonel Zandra Wiid.

MarvinColey (26)wasarrestedaf-tertheincidentandappearedincourton 15 October.

Hewas letoutonwarningandwastoldtoappearagainon30September,but failed.

“A warrant of arrest was issued,”said Wiid. On Thursday morning,Warrant Officer Patrick Gosling, whowas off duty, called for assistancewhenhespottedColey inMerlewood.

Warrant Officer Sydney Seatonand Constable Timothy King, whowere nearby, assisted Gosling andfound Coley hiding in a cupboard.

“He was re-arrested and will ap-pear in court on Friday.”

Pastry thiefarrested again


FORMERHibiscus Coast Protec-tionServiceshead,DaveMiddle-ton, was denied bail for the fifthtime by regional court Magis-trate, Johann Bester, on Friday.

Middleton faces 32 chargesrelating to the Sexual OffencesAct.

His alleged victimswere nineand13years of ageat the timeofthe incidents.

He handed himself over toMargate police in September2013,afterhe firstevadedarrestand fled to Durban.

Themother of one of the girlsfoundnudeimagesof theminors

on Middleton’s cellphone afterhe requested that she answer acall he had been waiting for.

She noticed her daughter’sbirthmark in one of the imagesand that the other ones were ofanotherchildwhoattendedMid-dleton’s karate class.

She then forwarded the pic-tures to her phone and reportedthe matter to police who beganinvestigating.

Middleton’s defense first ar-gued that the images would notbeallowedasevidence in the tri-al since it was obtained illegally.

However, Bester provisional-ly allowed the pictures.

Thecasewillbeheardincourtagain on November 13.

PHOTO: CAN-DYCE KRISH-NADave Mid-dleton hasbeen deniedbail for thefifth time.

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Trafalgar to grin and ‘bare’ itCANDYCE KRISHNA>>[email protected]

ALLwasexposedatHibiscusCoastMunicipality chambers on Tues-day when the application to turnMpenjati beach, north of the la-goon and Trafalgar Beach, into anudist one was approved by 32councillors.

Eight councillors objectedwhile five chose to abstain fromvoting.

Thegeneralconsensus,accord-ing to the councillors, was that ifyoudon’twanttoseenakedpeople,don’t go to that particular beach.

“While some may think it’s arathercheekythingtosay,theposi-tive side to it is that the economicspin-off this beach will generatefrom naturist tourists, is tremen-dous.”

DeputyMayor, Johnnie deWet,said council approved the applica-tion by KwaZulu-Natal NaturistsAssociation (KZNNA) after thor-ough consideration.

“Itwillbemadeanudistfriendlybeachprovided that they (KZNNA)successfully apply and obtain thenecessary approvals fromDepart-ment of Development, Tourismand Environmental Affairs andKZNEzemvelo in termsof the Inte-grated Coast Management Act 24of 2008,” said de Wet.

Municipal manager, Maxwell

Mbili the application had been ap-proved in principle.

“If there are any hiccups withapplying to other bodies, we willidentifyanotherbeach,”saidMbili.

“Nobodywill say I used to enjoymyselfatthatbeach,nowit’sanud-ist one. Nobody is using thatspace... it is not nudity in public.Onlypeoplewhowant to see it,willsee it.”

He said the public will be in-formed as to when the beach willofficially open as a nudist one anduntil then, nudity is forbidden.

Those not in favour of council’sapprovalwill not be allowed to ap-peal as there are no laws that pro-vide for this sort of objection.

However if anybody feels thattheir human rights are being vio-lated, they may file a complaint atthe constitutional court.

John Skene, founder of theKZNNAwas themainman behindtheapplication.Hesaidhewasde-lighted that HCM had given the goahead.

“It’s a very courageous movethat council hasmade. It’s going tobe a financial drawcard for theSouth Coast,” he said.

Skene, who is a naturists him-self, ownsaguesthouse in theareawhere guests practice the lifestyle.

Residents have been split inopiniononthematteronsocialme-dia.

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ANOTHERsewage spill has occurredandthis time it is in the Umzimkhulu River.

An anonymous source confirmedthis to the Fever on Wednesday, however fur-ther details could not be obtained at the timeof going to press.

However, the Ugu District Municipality’sspokesperson, Sipho Khuzwayo, respondedsaying that Ugu is currently addressing theoverloaded pump stations within the district.“The municipality has appointed a contractorto conduct sewer refurbishments. The pump-ingmain from Port Shepstone to the low-lyingpumpstationis inadirestate,duetocorrosion.Corrective measures are in place to drop the

load of sewer from the highly stressed pipe-line,” he said.

Khuzwayo added that a service providerwascurrentlydoingsewerrefurbishmentswillalso repair the mentioned pumping main.

“A site clearance has been carried out andthe contractor is expected toproceedwithnec-essaryrepairs.Workisinprogressandinternalteams are placed to ensure that sewer is re-moved from the surrounding pump stations todrop the load from an already stressed pipe-line.”

TheDemocraticAlliancerecentlyfiledcrim-inal charges against Ugu for dumping sewagein the Mbango River after receiving severalcomplaints from nearby residents and con-ducting an investigation.

Electricity theft in MasinengerampantSAPSofficer,Wolf Security of-ficer, members of the UvongoNeighbourhood Watch andthe Margate AfriForumbranch accompanied con-tractors appointed by Eskomto remove illegal electricityconnectionsintheMasinengeinformal settlement. "It hasbeen confirmed in a brief dis-cussion with Mrs VineshiaChetty from Eskom's Depart-ment of Securities in KwaZu-lu-Natal that this sting opera-tionwasauthorisedasaresultof the two incidents wherebytwo children were electrocut-ed in the Masinenge informalsettlement outside Uvongotwo weeks ago," said WesselPretorius, Treasurer of theAf-riForumMargate branch. "Todisconnect illegal electricityconnections and remove thecables and wires will cost Es-

kom in the region of R60 000.The estimated value of thewires and cables disconnect-ed is about R100 000.00. Thecosttotaxpayersforelectricityblackouts and the damage itcaused to machinery is run-ninginthemillions,"Pretoriusadded.AfriForumisonadriveto create awareness among

Margate residents, SAPS andEskom of the total disregardfor health and safety in the ar-ea. Pretorius said AfriForumwillassist theaffectedpersonsandbusinesses to lay criminalcharges at SAPS and followthrough to stop the illegal useof electricity.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDContractors removing illegal electricity cables in the Masinengeinformal settlement.

PORT Shepstone K9 unit and Crime Intelli-gence members arrested a man in the PortShepstoneCBDataboutmiddayonTuesdayaf-ter he was found with a large amount of cashin his possession.

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Police officers also recovered 71 straws ofheroin and 111 mandrax tablets.

He will be charged for possession of drugsand possession of suspected stolen propertyand appear in court soon. Investigations arecontinuing.

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Deputy minister launchesHIV/Aids programme>> Pupils encouraged to test for HIV/AidsPRECIOUS GUMEDE>>[email protected]

DEPUTY Minister of HigherEducation and TrainingMduduzi Manana, launched

the Higher Education and trainingHIV/Aids (HEAids) programme atEsayidi TVET Nyenyezi campus onFriday.

Manana said the programmewasinitiated by his department ninemonths ago. “If we didn’t bring thisprogramme to this college we couldhavemissed the point.” Manana saidKwaZulu-Natal, being recorded ashaving the highest HIV/Aids inci-dents in the country, is not all bad be-

cause “this shows that the people inthe province are getting tested”.

HEAids ambassador and radiopersonality Chriselda Kananda wasannounced the “face” of the pro-gramme. She encouraged pupils tolook after themselves and get testedforHIV.“ItestedHIVpositive17yearsago. No human can determine whena person is to die,” she said.

“First things first” is the sloganused for the programme.

The director of HEAids Dr Ram-neel Ahluwalia said its first priorityforeverySouthAfrican is to lookaftertheir health. He said asHEAids, nextthey will be bringing men’s healthprogrammes. Esayidi TVET princi-

PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDEDeputy minister of Higher Education and Training MduduziManana at Esayidi TVET College Nyenyezi campus in Bhobhoyion Friday.


MERLEWOOD Secondary has beenexperiencing financial difficultiesafter it was slapped with a R180 000bill forwater and sanitation services,a teacher at the school informed theFever a month ago.

The Ugu District Municipality hasresponded saying that the school’sservices operate through domesticand fire meters.

“Aninvestigationisbeingconduct-ed at the school and currently it canbe confirmed that the school has aseptic tank system.

“The municipality is also investi-gating the discharge of this system,”said spokesperson Sipho Khuzwayo.

He added that the accounts de-partment has done verifications onthe school’s account and has beenfound that payments made coincidewith theutilisedwaterandsanitationservices.

“The municipality will conductfurther investigations regarding theallegations,” he said.

What baffles teacher EndhrenRangasamy is that there isn’t a con-stant water supply.

“Pupils rely on Jojo tanks placedthroughout the school to supplywater.

“The toilets don’t work and are inthe most unhygienic condition. Howcana school be charged for anon-ex-istent service?”

He added that an investigationshouldbeconductedintothetreasurydepartment to see why the exorbi-tant amount was released to themunicipality without an investiga-tion.

As a result, pupils have sufferedandhavehad to takepart in fundrais-ing drives to create funds.

TheDepartmentofEducationwasasked for comment several times butnonehadbeensent to theFeverat thetime of going to press.

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PRECIOUS GUMEDE>>[email protected]

THE public has been asked to participate in thenaming of the soon to be amalgamated HibiscusCoast and Ezinqoleni municipalities.

The Hibiscus Coast Municipality says they areopen to suggestions from the public and stakehold-ers.

In a meeting on Tuesday at the Hibiscus councilchambers, municipal manager Maxwell Mbili said ameeting will be held by the political change manage-ment committee to decide on a consultation proc-ess, anticipated to be completed by the end of Janu-ary 2015.

“To ensure maximum participation from the pub-lic, consultation meetings will be held and the publicwill be given a chance to contribute,” said Mbili.

Suggestions can also be emailed to [email protected]. or posted on the Facebook page.

An internal team has been selected to managethe process of joining the municipalities.

“The political change management committeeand a technical change management committeecomprising councillors and officials from both mu-nicipalities, has been established to manage theamalgamation process.

“These committees started the process whichpromotes transitional measures to facilitate the re-structuring of the municipalities as affected by thedetermination of boundaries.” said Mbili.

The Hibiscus Coast Municipality and EzinqoleniMunicipalityarepartofthe15KwaZulu-Natalmunic-ipalities which will be merged with others in 2016to reduce the number of local government authori-ties from 61 to 54.

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Supporters think PINK>> R15 000 has been raised so far

THE Pink Walk sawmany South Coastersjoin the fight against

breast cancer in Margate onSaturday.

Organised by Suid-NatalHigh pupils, Carla and JoshduPlessismtheir teamshaveraised R15 000 so far. Thecommittee held raffles andsold T-shirts, ribbons andbadges.Theirfundraisingef-forts are still continuing al-though October, Breast Can-cer Awareness Month, hascome to an end. CansaSouthCoast will hold PSA testingnext Wednesday at their of-fices in Port Shepstone at acost of R60.This is part of the next

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPeople came in numbers to show support for the Breast Cancer AwarenessMonth.

AT this month's business meeting, theRamsgate Lions Club inducted two newmembers. The inducting officerwas past council chairman Paul Bra-utesh who spoke about what is expect-ed of a Lion.

Past district governor Debby Berrysponsored Samantha Barnard and RobHenry sponsored Bill Benson.

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This was a record setting 100Club draw, with a total of R13 000raised for charity.

The winner of the R5 000 cashprize was Anton Hartman of Jo-hannesburg.

There were also winners forthe second and third prizes as

well as the liquor hamper fromTops at Spar, which was won byDanny Spies.

Congratulations to Jack Calla-way who won the bidding war onthe Megamaster home braai.

All funds raised are allocatedto various community servicesprojects in the local communityincluding biabetes clinics, spon-sorship of eyeglasses, environ-mental projects and children’sservices.

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PHOTO: SUPPLIEDPast Lion president Brad Visser callsout the winning name for theR5 000 cash prize

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Charles Taylor congratulates DannySpies on winning the liquor hamperdraw.

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PRECIOUS GUMEDE>>[email protected]

SEVEN students from local municipalitieshavebeenselected to pursue their careerin Cuba.

On Monday the Department of Health andthe Ugu district Municipality held a farewellceremony for them at Ugu Sports and LeisureCentre.

“The thought of leaving my family for sixyears is a bit scary but I’m so grateful of the op-portunity,” said Thamasanga Mbatha (17) ofMthwalume.

Hesaid first timeheheardof thisopportuni-ty was at church, when members encouragedhim to apply. Thamsanqa matriculated lastyear and is the only child of a single, unem-

ployed mother.Ugu District Municipality mayor

Ntombifikile Gumede expressed concern thatonly seven students are being sent off this yearcompared to previous years.

“We have sixmunicipalities under Ugu andit worries me that in two consecutive years nostudent has been chosen from VulamehloMunicipality.

“It is impossiblethatall thestudentswhoap-plied did notmeet the requirements,” she said.

The mayor requested that the Departmentof Health look into this.

Thulani Nkosana from the Department ofHealth said the dates when the students willleave for Cuba have not yet been confirmed.

“We are looking at between the 13 to 15November.”

PHOTO: PRECIOUS GUMEDEStudents off to Cuba to study medicine (from left) Nomvuselelo Mbatha, Thobelani Khawula,Nokubonga Xolo, Msawenkosi Nikwe, Mlamli Tibe, Thamsanqa Mbatha and Nkokeli Ntlanti.

Communitiesopen up tothe mayorTHE annual democratic process ofthe Mayoral Izimbizo started on agood note with communities posi-tively conversing with the Ugu Dis-trict Municipality leadership airingtheir satisfactions and challengeson the municipality’s core servicedelivery functions.

Themunicipality, in conjunctionwith the district’s six local munici-palities, are reaching out and inter-actingwith communities to identifytheirservicedeliveryneedswhilesi-multaneously measuring the mu-nicipality’s service delivery impact.Todate,themunicipalityhashelditsizimbizo in Umzumbe and Vu-lamehlo municipalities. The com-munities under these local munici-palities have commended the mu-nicipality’s noticeable efforts inensuring that rural communitieshave access to community stand-pipes, private water connectionsand VIP toilets installation in theirhomes. “The municipality hasreached milestones in the eradica-

tion of rural water and sanitationbacklogs, providing a larger per-centage of the district’s communi-tieswith portablewater and sanita-tion services. We are aware of thechallenges faced by communitiesand we are doing everything to en-sure that such challenges are even-tually overcome,” said Ugu DistrictMayor Cllr N.H. Gumede. Whileservice delivery improvement initi-atives are being implemented, themunicipality urges for the coopera-tion and assistance of communitiesin ensuring the successful imple-mentation of all service deliveryprojects.

The Mayoral Izimbizo will rununtil the end of November and themunicipality is still tomeet with thecommunitiesofHibiscusCoast,Um-doni,Ezinqoleni andUmuziwaban-tu municipalities.

Communities are urged to takeadvantage of this democratic proc-esscreatedtoallowthemtheoppor-tunity of participating in the affairsofthemunicipalities,craftingaclearway forward of improved servicedelivery. The municipality pro-motesworkingtogether tocreateanenvironment that is friendly, re-sponsive,accountable,effectiveandefficient for local communities.

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Hectic, event-filled times

THIS weekend is going to be ahectic for Ugu South CoastTourism in that wewill be con-

currently involved in no less thanthree events in our area and in addi-tion to promoting during the week atthe Sports and Events Tourism Ex-change (SETE) at the ICC in Durban.

In the Umdoni area, we are pre-sentingtheAfricaMarineandLeisureExpo at Scottburgh main beach,which will be a fascinating blend ofoceanographic education, sea andland sports, entertainment, craft andcommercialpromotions-we encour-age South Coasters to attend.

Then inland in Oribi Gorge, wehavesponsored theSouthCoastLake

Eland Mile which is an ultra-swimrapidly becoming a big draw card forparticipants and media alike. And tocap it all, we are also supporting theanniversaryevent for the reintroduc-tionof theairline service fromJohan-nesburg to Margate.

This is not the first time we havecommitted to events and promotionsat the same time - during one week-end in late 2013, we attended fivesuch events here in KZN and in Gau-teng. You can imagine how extendedour staff were.

Our initial research indicates thatthroughtheseeffortswecontributetoa Greater South Coast events calen-darthatcoversat least250eventdaysper annum. This is not all our doingasthereareanumberofclubs,serviceorganisations, schools and privateeventers that keep our event vibe onthe go and they are congratulated fortheir sustained efforts.

One would have thought that folk

downherewould relaxbefore thebigsummer rush but no, every weekendis an opportunity andwith us being ayear-round destination we mustmake hay, as it were.

Weare shortlymoving intoahigh-er level of conference-related eventsby having an in house professionalconferenceorganiser(PCO)responsi-ble forsellingourarea formainlycor-porate and professional meetingsand conferences.

This initiativewe believe, will addto those gap-filling opportunitieswhich, for the hospitality industry, isan important bread and butter issue- especially when we can be a veryseasonal place to visit.

So everybody, before the mainlyGauteng and KZN folk are welcomedfrom the end of November, there aresome jolly things to do this weekend.

Till thenwehave event promoterstomeet in Durbs - enjoy our eventingparadise.

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9Church hostseducation expoPRECIOUS GUMEDE>>[email protected]

THE KwaNzimakwe African Gospel Church held a ca-reer expo on Saturday. The expo was held under atheme called ‘Christianity and education are handsin gloves.’ Various professionals were in attendanceto motivate the youth and give them a clear pictureon the different career choices.

Unisa and CAO assisted the youth on subjectchoices when studying at tertiary level. Church dis-trict organisers Caleb and Thandi Phehlukwayo saidthe event was successful and believe they enjoyedthe various activities that took part throughout theday.

“We encourage church members and pastors ofother churches to engage in youth development.Preaching the gospel, education and social growthgoes hand in hand,” said Phehlukwayo.

Attorney Thandi Sima encouraged the youth topursue a career in law. She said female lawyers andattorneys are scarce.

“Females should study hard and stand theirground in law firms,” said Thandi.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDOn Sunday 2 November at 6:30am, theBirdlife Trogons will visit Stott Farm,Umtentweni. Take chairs, breakfast and apacked lunch. There will be no braai. All wel-come. There is a R20 per person charge fornon-members of Birdlife Trogons. Outingsmay be cancelled due to weather, checkwww.birdlifetrogons.blogspot.com or phoneEric Kok on 039 695 0573 or 072 751 0686before setting off. Kok can be called for fur-ther details and directions or visit the blog.Please note we cannot respond to text mes-sages or ‘please call me’ requests.

Trogons to visitStott Farm

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Move over, MaslowSTEPH MCLENNAN

ABOUT a million years ago, someguy named Maslow, who had waytoo much time on his hands, put

togetheratriangularhierarchyofneeds,detailing what he thought were themost essential things for people to bein possession of.

Ever since, high school and universi-ty students around the world havebeen falling asleep in lessons and lec-tures while the teacher, as bored as hisor her subjects, drones on about this hi-erarchy.

The soporific effect of Maslow haseven been felt in examinations, wherestudents have failed courses due to fall-ing asleep in papers which includedquestions about Maslow and his blast-ed hierarchy.

So, to sum up this hierarchy so quick-ly that you won't have time to fallasleep, Maslow states that the first lev-el of needs pertains to physiologicalmatters. Food. Air. Excretion. Sleep.

In other words, the basic elementsrequired to not be dead.

His second level of needs relates tosecurity needs: a job, health and proper-ty.

The third deals with love and be-longing.

By rights, Maslow should get a men-tion in the credits of every gooeychick flick ever made.

On level four, getting to the stuffthat Maslow thinks only the elite reach,sits things like self confidence andearning the respect of others.

On the fifth level is the lofty notionof self-actualisation, a word not spoken

outside the halls of academia since1850.

This encompasses traits like mo-rality, creativity, and the ability tobe non-judgmental.

Here are the problems I have withMaslow:his ideasareponcyandoutdat-ed, and have no resonance with the 21stcentury.

Most of all, I take exception toMaslow's belief that one cannot reachlevel two until you have level onewrapped up, and so on.

To my non-academic brain, this im-plies that no homeless person can becreative; that no unemployed personcan have moral scruples, and that in-somniacs can never fall in love.

Also, as a person who relies upon mycreativity (level five) for my bread andbutter (level one), I assure you that my

bodily functions are all in order.In 21st century South Africa, in which

each economic recession is worse thanthe last; each president more corruptthan his predecessor and where every-thing is uncertain, does one ever perma-nently move past level one?

Or does one cling to the attributesof levels two to five in order to sustainlevel one? Here's how, in my opinion, a21st century list of needs looks.

There are no levels, because all areas imperative to truly living as the next:

oxygen (as pollution-free as possi-ble); a roof over our head (brick andmortar for the fortunate such as my-self); friends (to provide a roof whenone's own is taken away by the bank);

a passion and a purpose (withoutthis there is little point to getting out ofbed), self-confidence (or at least theability to fake it, because nobody likesor employs a wallflower), and laughter(because without this, breathing is fu-tile).

STEPH MCLENNAN

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TO the fellow Hindus who celebrated Diwali with bangs,shame on you! Diwali is a Festival of Lighta, not bangs. Lightup your hearts and feel the compassion for the scared ani-mals. So much money wasted and so much distress for justa few hours of so-called entertainment. I’m sure God won’tbe pleased to see the suffering you have caused to the pooranimals.

Suria Naidoo

Diwali not about bangs

WEhearandreadaboutthehorrorsofhomeinva-sions, hi- jackings, rapes, murders, car accidentsand unexpected bereavement in every newspa-per we pick up and every news programme welisten to.

What do all these violent events have in com-mon? Traumatised people. While friends andfamily and sometimes communities all rally tohelp the victims, they, and even their nearest anddearest, often need professional counselling. Forthe lucky few who have good medical aids, thisis usually available for a short period after theevent. daily battle down the road from “victim”to “survivor”?

Anger, resentment, guilt, shame, depression,fear, anxiety, grief – all these emotions come to

the fore when one is dealing with the aftermathof trauma. We have a group that deals with theseissues. This informal gathering of people is help-ing each other and will welcome you. The supportgroup meetings are loosely structured, and arefacilitated by Julia Christiansen, who has awealth of experience in the field of Trauma Coun-selling.

Christiansen says the healing process contin-ues throughout life, and for the survivor, re-inte-gration can be a lengthy and intense process, andeach individual must determine the time it takes.The only requirement to join the group is that youcommit to a confidentiality agreement with theother members of the group.

IfyourequiremoreinformationgiveJulia(0834581806) or Elaine ( 0823377702 ) a ring. Thegroup meets twice a month, on a Wednesday, at16h00, in the Southport Library’s activity hall.

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@SentletseThe look of staff when you walk into thesupermarket just as they are about to close;and you take the trolley not the basket.Priceless!

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@NeinQuarterlyBehind every unanswered question: fearof the unknown. Behind every unansweredemail: fear of the known.

@JonathanDarkerHaving loads of followers on Twitter is thesame as being rich in the Monopoly boardgame.

@jonmcreynoldsIt’s often the tormented soul that tells thefunniest jokes, the broken heart with the bestsong and the doubter with the best sermon.

@ericsshadowGetting married a second time is like beat-ing lung cancer then continuing to smokecigarettes.

@euanDrobertsAnd the Lord said to Peter “come forth andyou will receive eternal life”. But Peter camefifth and won a toaster.

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True faithneeds no crutchARESPONSEtobothMr.ChioléandMr. Butcher’s posts, in which I takea neutral position. Mr. Butcher youclaim that theJudaic-Godof theAb-rahamic faith, is impotent when itcomes to healing a severed limb.

Firstly, the conflation of inverte-brates in such an argument servesas an example of our “inferior” ge-neticmake up, lacking the ability toregrow a limb. This is simply howweweremade.Didthe“creator”notcreate us like this for a reason?Questioning this, is questioning ourown fabric and design. The peopleat Boeing create planes but as thepilot, will you question the design-ers’ integrity because the planelackstheabilitytosubmergeandop-erate like a submarine?

Same logic in this regard. Jesussaid: “A little faith canmovemoun-tains.” Our advancement in scienceisanexampleofmanmovingmoun-tains, and in time humanity willprobably pave the way for cellularregeneration in our genome. Jesusalsostates “donottesttheLordyourGod”. This argument, however, haswith it a certain element of testing

hisability (againsthisowncreation)and therefore becomes irrelevantrespectively.

Chiolé, would humanity have“foundGod”earlierhadmiddle-ageCatholism not regulated, and limit-ed science? Were you around 13.5billion years ago to confirm the cur-rent age of existence? “A contradic-tion to your faith, as it is said to bemuchyounger.”Did you takea jour-ney to the Earth’s centre to confirmithasasolidcore?Haveyoustudiedevidence to observe howamino-acids are intrinsically codedinto cells? I admire your confidencein your certainty, but your faith inscience is used to defend your faithinGod.And true faithdoesnotneeda crutch of science, because truefaith is knowing and certainty.

Onedaymanwillunderstandhisplace in this greatmacro-spectacle,a mansion with many rooms. Lestthe greatness of architecture blindshim, he becomes consumed by theviral psychological disorder calledignorance.

Charlie KeiserShelly Beach

IN The Fever of 17 October CharlesButchersaysnoAidspatienthasbeenhealedbyGod.Whereisthatinforma-tion from? Google reports on GodhealingAIDSasdoesCBNTVand700Club. Heidi Baker, Reinhard Bonnke,Joseph Prince ministries, besidesothers, have numerous healing testi-monies.A local ladyseveralyearsagotestified of her healing from Aids, aswas someone in our church. AndrewWommack has amazing healingDVD’s. Sid Roth interviews testify ofGod mightily working through peo-ple. Jesus healed all, Acts 10:38.

Luke 17:12 - 19 records one of theten lepershealedreturned,glorifyingGodandthankingJesus.WilliamSey-mour saw a man’s prosthetic arm

changed as bone and flesh grew overit! David Herzog saw people growhair, colour changeandsupernaturalweight loss. Metal plates turned tobonetoo.JoshuaMills testifiedofGodgivingteethtotheInuitinAlaska.Oth-er amazing miracles resulted fromthe manifest presence of the HolySpirit.JesuscametogiveusabundantlifeJohn10:10.Nothingis impossiblewith God. Many dead have beenraised and we shall see limbs grow-ing. Creativemiracles already occur-ring such as knee caps and discs re-placed with cartilage growth.

Mark 11:23 - 24 ...speak, believeand receive...

John 14:12... he that believes inme will do greater works.

Jesuscametorestoreourrelation-ship toGodourFather.Hediedon thecross to provide all that we need andthe authority to do great things inHisname by the power of the Holy Spiritinus.ThisweekafriendtoldmeaboutJim Richards teaching on the rootcause of problems. She prayed andthanktheLordIamnowfreedofrheu-matoid arthritis pain inmy hands af-ter speaking Psalm 139:14 and loveover myself. John 3:16, 10:27 and 1John 4:11. In the New Covenant ofGrace love is thefruitnotaworkof thelaw. Knowing the truth sets us free.We prosper as our souls prosper byrenewing our minds on the Word ofGod.

MeribahMarina Beach

There are even greater miracles

MAY we offer our response to the letter by“Victim” dated 17 October, page 9.

It is regrettable that “Victim” has his or herentireunderstandingof fireworks, the lawreg-ulating fireworks and that of Hinduism totallyincorrect.

Thank God we live in the new South Africa

opportunity tomeet with the writer so that wecan enrich his or her knowledge onHinduism.

Sam LakhanPort Shepstone Hindu Cultural

FederationShree Hanuman Sanathan Dhar-ma Sabha, Port Shepstone & District Hindu

Dharma Sabha

Open invitation to ‘Victim’

an a democratic so-ciety.

First of all “Vic-tim” needs to copymy name correctly,thenhe or she needsto get the organisa-tion from whom thestatement was of-fered correct. It wasnot the Port Shep-stone Muslim Cul-tural Federation butthe Port ShepstoneHindu Cultural Fed-eration – alreadyyour facts are incor-rect. Every com-ment is factually in-correct, biased andself-centred.What isworse is that he orshemisunderstandsthe world’s largestdemocracy.

“Victim” de-serves no further re-spect except to re-quest him or her totake time to under-standHinduismandDiwali, inparticular,before trying to be-come some sort ofauthority onmyreli-gion. I would like tooffer “Victim” the

TO Esq SVS’s negative contribution on reli-gion (Fever, 24 October) please consider DrSir Muhammad Iqbal’s favourable evalua-tion of religion. Please mark the contrast.Allama Iqbal said: “Humanity needs threethings today – a spiritual interpretation ofthe universe, spiritual emancipation of theindividual and basic principles of a univer-sal import directing the evolution of hu-man society on a spiritual basis. ModernEurope has, no doubt, built idealistic sys-tems on these lines; but experience has

shown that truth revealed through purereason is incapable of bringing the fire ofliving conviction which personal revelationalone can bring. This is the reason why purethought has so little influenced men whilereligion has always elevated individualsand transformed societies. The idealism ofEurope never become a living factor in herlife and the result is a perverted ego seek-ing itself through mutually intolerant de-mocracies whose sole function is to exploitthe poor in the interests of the rich. Europe

today is the greatest hindrance in the wayof man’s ethical development.” True reli-gion is meant to make men free; it freesthem from within and frees them fromwith out. It frees them from them fromwithin and frees them from their disordersand inordinate passions and makes themlords in their own inner realm. Religion isthe only serious way of handling reality.

Y.A. KhamissaAlbersville

• Letter shortened.

True religion meant to make men free

I SEE our erudite Peter Chiolé, being so fullof himself, quotes all sorts of twaddle inthe hope that people will believe the rub-bish he is sprouting (Science against God?Fever, 24 October). My dear man with theverbal diarrhoea, it seems that you wereunable to see that I was wanting to knowwhy your God cannot heal a simple am-putee or Aids. I remind you that the Biblewas cobbled together at the conference ofNicea by Constantine and all the religions

of the day because the Roman empire wasfailing and they needed money. Virtuallyall important events such as Christ, virginbirth,etc,arealltakenfromEgyptianhisto-ry. Sad to say, but your religion condonedthe most evil acts against Jews, Muslimsand Aboriginals, not to mention the Inqui-sition, simply because it did not agree withyour famed bible. A sick discredited godand his evil religion. You can keep it, pal.

Charles Butcher, Shelly Beach

Religious twaddle and evil godsTHE letter from SVS refers. Here are someevolution facts which SVS cannot dis-prove:

• Evolution (more precisely macro-ev-olution) is still a theory.

• Scientific inquests rely on providingpeer-reviewed empirical evidence for thescientific facts that a particular scientisthas established to be fact. It is impossibleto do any empirical studies on the theoryof evolution. None of the people on this

planet were alive a mere 200 years ago.Time is the only element in our universewhich we cannot squeeze into a test tube.As long as an evolutionist was not theretoobserveandrecordsomeeventsasthe-orised by evolutionists millions of yearsago, the nonsense that they speculatetranspired is mere speculation.

• Thus far, the Bible is the only oldestof documents that humanity possesseswhich is impossible to disprove (at least

in the physical realm seeing the spiritualrealm lies outside the ambit of physicalscience).

• Based on my first two points, evolu-tion does not even count as a science.Nothing in the Bible contradicts anythingin real science.

Nda Nxumalo, Southport

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tages

>> ‘No passengers are allowed in the back of a bakkie without a canopy’

GINISILE NDOVELA and

CANDYCE KRISHNA

>>[email protected]

IFyoutra

nsportpassen

gers,es-

pecially childre

n, in a bakkie,

taxi orbus, ta

ke note that

the

laws with reg

ard tothis ar

e going

to become a lot

stricter.

Thiscomesafter

abusacciden

t,

involving34c

hildren,occur

redon

the Harding-Koks

tad road near

Marburgthree w

eeks ago.

The victims, aged

between

sevenand 12, we

re admitted to

local clinics f

or treatment for

mi-

nor injuries. T

here were no

fatali-

ties.The Depar

tment ofTransp

ort

(DoT)minister

, DipuoPeters

,

announced that D

oT and the De-

partmentofB

asicEducation

areto

finalisethe draft o

f the Scholar

Transport Policy

that will be

forwarded to

cabinet for ap

proval

beforebeing t

aken to Parli

ament.

This isto ensu

re pupils’ saf

ety

whenbeing

transported

to and

from school.

Peterswas addres

sing dele-

gatesat the th

irdAfricaRoa

dSafe-

ty Seminar at

Southern Sun

Hotel

in Cape Town last Tu

esday.

Petersstresse

d the needto

hastenthe po

licy, which seeks

to

address safety,

accessibility

by

pupilsand law enforc

ement.

“Wehaveimplementedn

umer-

ous road-safety progra

mmes at

schoollevel in

collaboration

with

the Department of

BasicEduca

-

tion. This includes road-s

afety

education in life orienta

tion as a

subject, schola

r patrol,road-

safetyschool

debates and

junior

traffictrainin

g centres.”

Aspartofthe

scholarroad-

safe-

ty initiatives,

DoT will continue

to

issuebicycle

s with helmets to

pupilsas a measure

of keeping

them safe onthe roa

d.

A household travel

surveyre-

vealedthat 69% of commuters

prefertouse t

axis asthemost con

-

venient mode of

transport.

“It is therefo

re important that

as government we

contribute to

makingtaxis m

ore roadworth

y.

“Thisprojec

t aims to ensure

that our peopletravel

safelyin

taxis that meet the

required roa

d-

worthystanda

rds,” said Peters

.

A visit to two local primary

schools on Tuesda

y revealed that

many children

were being tr

ans-

portedintheb

ackofbakkies

,often

with the canopy op

en.

What’s more con

cerning is the

amount of childr

en crammed into

the back.

TheFeverrep

orteralsonot

iced

SAPS vehicles

and Hibiscus

Coast

law-enforcem

ent vehicles pass

by.Howev

er, nonestoppe

d to

apprehend the dri

vers.

KwaZulu-Nat

al Department of

Transport Road

Inspectorate

spokesperson

ZinhleMngome-

zulu said a ba

kkie isa good

s vehi-

cle, not for pa

ssengers in th

e back

without a can

opy, asis happ

ening

nowadays.

“Due to the scarcity of scho

ol

busesand public

transport in

someareas,espec

iallyruralare

as,

peopleare us

ing bakkies a

s their

means of trans

port.

“Legislationc

learlystatesth

ata

bakkiecannot

beusedtotran

sport

passengers in

thebackforre

ward,

if that happen

s, thedriverm

ust be

in possession of a profes

sional

drivingpermit.

“It is strictly th

at, overloade

dor

not, nopassen

gers are allow

ed in

the back of a bakkiewithou

t a

canopy,” said

Mngomezulu.

Children are

transported from

a local primary

school with the

canopy open

and no adult

supervision

where they are

seated.

PHOTO: CANDYCE

KRISHNA

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30 pupils injured in Mondcrash, driver fails breathaA 29-YEAR-OLD bus drivertransportingmore than30schoolchildren on Monday afternoon,will face charges of driving underthe influence of alcohol and reck-less and/or negligent driving.

The children, aged betweenseven and 12, sustained injuriesranging from serious to minor

overturned onShepstone.

Netcare 911other servicesits side obstructin

Police spokespant-Colonel Zandbus will be impoupound in Port

‘A bakkieis a goods

vehicle not for passen

gers in the back withouta canop

y,

as is happening nowadays

’. - KwaZulu-

Natal Departm

ent of Transport Road

Inspectorate

spokesperso

n ZinhleMngomezulu

A school bus accident in

weeks ago is one of simil

country that is prompting

scholar transport.


August 29

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Scholar transp

ort

policyin final s

tages

>> ‘No passengers are allowed in the back of a bakkie without a canopy’

GINISILE NDOVELA and

CANDYCE KRISHNA

>>[email protected]

IFyoutra

nsportpassen

gers,es-

pecially childre

n, in a bakkie,

taxi orbus, ta

ke note that

the

laws with reg

ard tothis ar

e going

to become a lot

stricter.

Thiscomesafter

abusacciden

t,

involving34c

hildren,occur

redon

the Harding-Koks

tad road near

Marburgthree w

eeks ago.

The victims, aged

between

sevenand 12, we

re admitted to

local clinics f

or treatment for

mi-

nor injuries. T

here were no

fatali-

ties.The Depar

tment ofTransp

ort

(DoT)minister

, DipuoPeters

,

announced that D

oT and the De-

partmentofB

asicEducation

areto

finalisethe draft o

f the Scholar

Transport Policy

that will be

forwarded to

cabinet for ap

proval

beforebeing t

aken to Parli

ament.

This isto ensu

re pupils’ saf

ety

whenbeing

transported

to and

from school.

Peterswas addres

sing dele-

gatesat the th

irdAfricaRoa

dSafe-

ty Seminar at

Southern Sun

Hotel

in Cape Town last Tu

esday.

Petersstresse

d the needto

hastenthe po

licy, which seeks

to

address safety,

accessibility

by

pupilsand law enforc

ement.

“Wehaveimplementedn

umer-

ous road-safety progra

mmes at

schoollevel in

collaboration

with

the Department of

BasicEduca

-

tion. This includes road-s

afety

education in life orienta

tion as a

subject, schola

r patrol,road-

safetyschool

debates and

junior

traffictrainin

g centres.”

Aspartofthe

scholarroad-

safe-

ty initiatives,

DoT will continue

to

issuebicycle

s with helmets to

pupilsas a measure

of keeping

them safe onthe roa

d.

A household travel

surveyre-

vealedthat 69% of commuters

prefertouse t

axis asthemost con

-

venient mode of

transport.

“It is therefo

re important that

as government we

contribute to

makingtaxis m

ore roadworth

y.

“Thisprojec

t aims to ensure

that our people

travelsafely

in

taxis that meet the

required roa

d-

worthystanda

rds,” said Peters

.


schools on Tuesda

y revealed that

many children

were being tr

ans-

portedintheb

ackofbakkies

,often

with the canopy op

en.

What’s more con

cerning is the

amount of childr

en crammed into

the back.

TheFeverrep

orteralsonot

iced

SAPS vehicles

and Hibiscus

Coast

law-enforcem

ent vehicles pass

by.Howev

er, nonestoppe

d to

apprehend the dri

vers.

KwaZulu-Nat

al Department of

Transport Road

Inspectorate

spokesperson

ZinhleMngome-

zulu said a ba

kkie isa good

s vehi-

cle, not for pa

ssengers in th

e back

without a can

opy, asis happ

ening

nowadays.

“Due to the scarcity of scho

ol

busesand public

transport in

someareas,espec

iallyruralare

as,

peopleare us

ing bakkies a

s their

means of trans

port.

“Legislationc

learlystatesth

ata

bakkiecannot

beusedtotran

sport

passengers in

thebackforre

ward,

if thathappen

s, thedriverm

ust be

in possession of a profes

sional

drivingpermit.

“It is strictly th

at, overloade

dor

not, nopassen

gers are allow

ed in

the back of a bakkiewithou

t a

canopy,” said

Mngomezulu.

Children are

transported from

a local primary

school with the

canopy open

and no adult

supervision

where they are

seated.

PHOTO: CANDYCE

KRISHNA

30 pupils injured in Monday buscrash, driver fails breathalyserA 29-YEAR-OLD bus drivertransportingmore than30schoolchildren on Monday afternoon,will face charges of driving underthe influence of alcohol and reck-less and/or negligent driving.

The children, aged betweenseven and 12, sustained injuriesranging from serious to minor

overturned on the N2 in PortShepstone.

Netcare 911 paramedics andother services found the bus onits side obstructing the highway.

Police spokesperson Lieuten-ant-Colonel ZandraWiid said thebus will be impounded at the RTIpound in Port Shepstone for

‘A bakkieis a goods

vehicle not for passen

gers in the back withouta canop

y,

as is happening nowadays

’. - KwaZulu-

Natal Departm

ent of Transport Road

KwaZulu-Natal D

epartment of Transp

ort Road

K

Inspectorate

spokesperso

n ZinhleMngomezulu

A school bus accident in Marburg three

weeks ago is one of similar ones around the

country that is prompting a review of the

scholar transport.



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‘No passengers are allowed in the back of a bakkie without a canopy’

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engers,es-a bakkie,e that theare going

ccident,rredond near

weend tomi-ali-

rt

(DoT) minister, Dipuo Peters,

announced that DoT and the De-

partmentofBasicEducationareto

finalise the draft of the Scholar

Transport Policy that will be

forwarded to cabinet for approval

before being taken to Parliament.

This is to ensure pupils’ safety

when being transported to and

from school.Peters was addressing dele-

gatesat the thirdAfricaRoadSafe-

ty Seminar at Southern Sun Hotel

in Cape Town last Tuesday.Peters stressed the need to

hasten the policy, which seeks to

address safety, accessibility by

pupils and law enforcement.“Wehaveimplementednumer-

ous road-safety programmes at

school level in collaboration with

the Department of Basic Educa-

tion. This includes road-safety

education in life orientation as a

subject, scholar patrol, road-

safety school debates and junior

traffic training centres.”Aspartofthescholarroad-safe-

ty initiatives, DoT will continue to

issue bicycles with helmets to

pupils as a measure of keeping

them safe on the road.A household travel survey re-

vealed that 69% of commuters

prefer touse taxis as themost con-

venient mode of transport.“It is therefore important that

as government we contribute to

making taxis more roadworthy.

“This project aims to ensure

that our people travel safely in

taxis that meet the required road-

worthy standards,” said Peters.


schools on Tuesday revealed that

many children were being trans-

portedinthebackofbakkies,often

with the canopy open.What’s more concerning is the

amount of children crammed into

the back.TheFeverreporteralsonoticed

SAPS vehicles and Hibiscus Coast

law-enforcement vehicles pass

by.However, none stopped to

apprehend the drivers.KwaZulu-Natal Department of

Transport Road Inspectorate

spokesperson Zinhle Mngome-

zulu said a bakkie is a goods vehi-

cle, not for passengers in the back

without a canopy, as is happening

nowadays.“Due to the scarcity of school

buses and public transport in

someareas,especiallyruralareas,

people are using bakkies as their

means of transport.“Legislationclearlystatesthata

bakkiecannotbeusedtotransport

passengers inthebackforreward,

if that happens, thedrivermust be

in possession of a professional

driving permit.“It is strictly that, overloadedor

not, no passengers are allowed in

the back of a bakkie without a

canopy,” said Mngomezulu.

Children aretransported froma local primaryschool with thecanopy openand no adultsupervisionwhere they areseated.PHOTO: CANDYCEKRISHNA

MI

henhousingd

ndout when the

be complete.“Mynamewasnot

base.Theytoldmethat

cation was rejected and

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lityher con-e communica-

t initiative. Custom-

nformed accordingly once

tion of this page resumes, ac-

cording to the municipality.30 pupils injured in Monday bus

crash, driver fails breathalyser

A29-YEAR-OLD bus

driver

transportingmore than30school

children on Monday afternoon,

will face charges of driving under

the influence of alcohol and reck-

less and/or negligent driving.

The children, aged between

seven and 12, sustained injuries

ranging fromserious to minor

when the bus he was driving

overturned on the N2 in Port

Shepstone.Netcare 911 paramedics and

other services found the bus on

its side obstructing the highway.

Police spokesperson Lieuten-

ant-Colonel ZandraWiid said the

bus will be impounded at the RTI

poundin

Port Shepstone for

roadworthy tests.“The d

brea

oods vehicle not for passengers in the back without a canopy,

nowadays’. - KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport Road

okesperson Zinhle Mngomezulu




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Scholar transportpolicy in final stages

‘No passengers are allowed in the back of a bakkie without a canopy’

GINISILE NDOVELA andCANDYCE [email protected],es-

pecially children, in a bakkie,

taxi or bus, take note that the

laws with regard to this are goingThiscomesafterabusaccident,

involving34children,occurredon

the Harding-Kokstad road nearThe victims, aged between

seven and 12, were admitted to

local clinics for treatment for mi-

nor injuries. There were no fatali-The Department of Transport

(DoT) minister, Dipuo Peters,

announced that DoT and the De-

partmentofBasicEducationareto

finalise the draft of the Scholar

Transport Policy that will be

forwarded to cabinet for approval

before being taken to Parliament.

This is to ensure pupils’ safety

when being transported to and

from school.Peters was addressing dele-

gatesat the thirdAfricaRoadSafe-

ty Seminar at Southern Sun Hotel

in Cape Town last Tuesday.Peters stressed the need to

hasten the policy, which seeks to

address safety, accessibility by

pupils and law enforcement.“Wehaveimplementednumer-

ous road-safety programmes at

school level in collaboration with

the Department of Basic Educa-

tion. This includes road-safety

education in life orientation as a

subject, scholar patrol, road-

safety school debates and junior

traffic training centres.”Aspartofthescholarroad-safe-

ty initiatives, DoT will continue to

issue bicycles with helmets to

pupils as a measure of keeping

them safe on the road.A household travel survey re-

vealed that 69% of commuters

prefer touse taxis as themost con-

venient mode of transport.“It is therefore important that

as government we contribute to

making taxis more roadworthy.

“This project aims to ensure

that our people travel safely in

taxis that meet the required road-

worthy standards,” said Peters.


schools on Tuesday revealed that

many children were being trans-

portedinthebackofbakkies,often

with the canopy open.What’s more concerning is the

amount of children crammed into

the back.TheFeverreporteralsonoticed

SAPS vehicles and Hibiscus Coast

law-enforcement vehicles pass

by.However, none stopped to

apprehend the drivers.KwaZulu-Natal Department of

Transport Road Inspectorate

spokesperson Zinhle Mngome-

zulu said a bakkie is a goods vehi-

cle, not for passengers in the back

without a canopy, as is happening

nowadays.“Due to the scarcity of school

buses and public transport in

someareas,especiallyruralareas,

people are using bakkies as their

means of transport.“Legislationclearlystatesthata

bakkiecannotbeusedtotransport

passengers inthebackforreward,

if thathappens, thedrivermust be

in possession of a professional

driving permit.“It is strictly that, overloadedor

not, no passengers are allowed in

the back of a bakkie without a

canopy,” said Mngomezulu.

Children aretransported froma local primaryschool with thecanopy openand no adultsupervisionwhere they areseated.PHOTO: CANDYCEKRISHNA

30 pupils injured in Monday bus

crash, driver fails breathalyser

A29-YEAR-OLD bus

driver

transportingmore than30school

children on Monday afternoon,

will face charges of driving under

the influence of alcohol and reck-

less and/or negligent driving.

The children, aged between

seven and 12, sustained injuries

ranging fromserious to minor

overturned on the N2 in Port

Shepstone.Netcare 911 paramedics and

other services found the bus on

its side obstructing the highway.

Police spokesperson Lieuten-

ant-Colonel ZandraWiid said the

bus will be impounded at the RTI

poundin

Port Shepstone for

‘A bakkie is a goods vehicle not for passengers in the back without a canopy,

as is happening nowadays’. - KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport Road

KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport Road

K

Inspectorate spokesperson Zinhle Mngomezulu




scholar transport.

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Brain foodfor exams• Breakfast - Many studies have shownthat concentration, performance andmemory are improved if you eat in themorning. Try cereal with milk or toastwith spread. Add some fruit and someprotein e.g. yoghurt, eggs or bakedbeans.

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• Dinner - Prepare meals high in es-sential nutrients including red meat 3-4times per week. Aim to sit down as afamily to enjoy meals together. It’s theperfect opportunity to offer emotionalsupport.

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Advantages ofhaving a carport>> Carport can be used as a play area

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the elements. Besides a home, a car is usu-ally considered to be one of the more impor-tant investments you make. A carport is ashelter constructed from wood, metals orother materials and it tends to take theplace of a garage. Here are 10 advantagesto using a carport.

1: Weather safetyA carport can keep your car far away

from the elements, whether harmful sum-mer rays, winter snow, sleet or rain. A car-port usually has a roof and sometimessides. However, it is not usually enclosed.

2: Helpfulness for singlesA carport can be helpful for people who

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3: ProtectionSpeaking of safety, housing a car under

the carport may also shield it from vandal-ism or other random attacks. Burglars orperpetrators may be less inclined to entera carport close to the home.

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6: ShadeYou may use a carport as a play area for

children or shaded areas for adults.7: OrganisationIf you install a carport with walls, it may

also serve as an extra storage unit for tools,boxes and other items.

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they do not have doors. Ultimately, the lack

of door can be more convenient when youcome home with grocery bags or otheritems you need to carry inside. A carport canalso save on energy and electricity.

9: Added home valueIf your home does not have a garage and

you decide to sell it, buyers might considerit a disadvantage. At least with a carport,prospective home hunters will see they canpark their car, motorcycle or boat on thegrounds rather than the street.

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a storage unit.Most of the time, you can construct a

carport to resemble or at least blend withthe architecture of your home, be it bricks,siding or wood. Before you decide to pur-chase a pre-fabricated carport, construct acarport on your own or even call in a profes-sional, check with your municipality or ho-meowners association for zoning ordinanc-es or for what is allowed in the neighbor-hood. Some communities require permitsand proof of plans.

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stead of hosing with water.4. Use eco-friendly soap and

cleaning products.5. Fix leaks at home and re-

port public water leaks to themunicipality.

6. Always use a plugged-sinkor bowl instead of a running tap.

7. Insulate hot water pipes toreduce time waiting for water toheat up.

8. Install aerators and flow-re-ducing valves on your taps.

9. Install water saving deviceson taps, toilets, showers andsprinklers.

10. Install a water meter andmonitor your use.

11. Install an instant waterheater at your taps for immedi-ate hot water.

Methods to check your homeis leak-free

1. Use your water meter tocheck for hidden water leaks.Read the water meter before andafter a two-hour period when nowater has been used. If the wa-ter meter doesn’t read exactlythe same, then there is a leak.

2. To check for toilet tankleaks, add food colouring to thetank.

If the toilet leaks, the toiletbowl will have changed colour

within 30 minutes.3. Repair dripping taps by re-

placing the washer. If a tap isdripping at a rate of one dropper second, you could be wastingup to 10 220 litres per year.

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Plants and garden1. Learn about water-wise

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part of the day.3. Group plants together that

have the same water require-ments.

4. Water plants with the wateryou used in the kitchen to rinsefruit and vgetables.

5. Choose local indigenouswater-wise plants for your homeand garden.

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7. Cover your pool so the wa-ter doesn’t evaporate.

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Checklist for choosingstudent accommodation>> There are no set standards yet for this type of accommodation

WITH matric exams now under way,the next major step for manypupils will be leaving home to at-

tend college or university – and findingsomewhere to live while they completetheir studies. “And for the majority, this willprobably not be a room on campus in anofficial residence, as SA tertiary institu-tions are woefully short of accommoda-tion, says Andrew Schaefer, MD of leadingnational property management companyTrafalgar.

The latest available statistics from theDepartment of Higher Education andTraining (DHT) show there is only enoughon-campus accommodation for one out of

every five tertiary students and in spite ofsizeable private sector investment in off-campus student accommodation in thepast few years, the backlog of studentbeds at universities around the country isestimatedatwellover500 000.“Inpracti-cal terms, this means that tens of thou-sands of students are forced to look be-yond purpose-built students units everyyear, and rent flats or rooms from privatelandlords. Unfortunately,there are no setstandards yet for this type of accommoda-tion as regards safety, facilities, noise orgood management, so students and par-ents need to have their own checklist ofthings to consider when making their

choice.”Items on this list should include:• Distance from campus and access to

reliable public transport. Students oftentry to stretch their budgets by renting ac-commodation further from campus, butunless they have access to a regular shuttleservice like the “Jammie” buses in CapeTown,orquickandcheapaccesstocampusvia public transport like the Gautrain or thenew Bus Rapid Transport services, they caneasily end up spending more on transportthan they are saving on rent – and spend-ing too much time commuting instead ofstudying.

• Security. In an unfamiliar town or city

looking at should also have good securitymeasures and procedures in place to en-sure their personal safety and protect theirpossessions. Many students return homelate at night which makes this even moreimportant.

• Building management. There is nodoubt that student accommodationworks best in blocks of flats or houses thathave been built or specifically converted tomeet student needs - and where there isstrong property management enhancedby the presence of an experienced on-sitecaretaker or “house mother” to constantlyaddress maintenance, safety and counsel-ling issues. Good landlords who target stu-dent tenants will also be familiar with 10-month leases and schedule major buildingmaintenance for the “empty” months ofDecember and January. Many will also pro-vide low-cost/ free storage for students’belongings during these months.

• Single or shared rooms? Some stu-dents like sharing dormitory-style roomsand bathrooms with their fellow students,others like sharing a flat or a house in whichthey have their own room, and yet othersprefer to have a space that is entirely theirown, even if it’s tiny. Their choice may alsobe influenced by cost, with shared accom-modation generally being cheaper – andproviding company. But whatever they

choose, they should make sure that thereisaquietplaceintheirhouseorblockwherethey can go to study.

• What furniture is provided? Ideally,student rooms should be semi-furnished,with beds, desks, built-in cupboards andlockers for valuables all provided, and stu-dents only having to bring their own linen,kitchen utensils and perhaps a smallfridge. In a shared house or apartment, thestudy area, dining area and lounge shouldalso be furnished, and there should be aworkingstoveandfridgeinthekitchen.On-site laundry facilities are also most usefuland a fast Internet connection is essentialthese days, preferably Wi-Fi.

• Boarding or self-catering? Studentsare notoriously bad at feeding themselvesbecause they find meal preparation time-consuming or because they just forget tobudget for food, and many studies havelinked poor academic performance to poornutrition.

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Neighbour objections to renovations>> Some are even willing to pay huge sums of money in taking their objections to court.

OBSTRUCTION of views whenpeoplearerenovating isanon-goingissueandisalwaysprob-

lematicwhenitcomestotheinterpre-tations of building regulations.

This is according to Lanice Stew-ard, managing director of KnightFrankResidentialSA,whosaysmanyneighbours would object to renova-tions on the adjacent property if thenew building was to detract fromtheir views, the property value andprivacy. Some are evenwilling to payhuge sums of money in taking theirobjections tocourt toprevent theren-ovations or building work takingplace.

In a case recently covered in aSmith Tabata Buchanan Boyes prop-erty law update, Turnbull-Jackson vHibiscusCoastMunicipality andOth-ers. Turnbull-Jackson objected toconstructionwork that had begun on

the property next to his, even thoughthe municipality had approved theplans for the work being carried outby the owners, Pearl Star Invest-ments.Turnbull-Jackson’s argumentwas that itwould de-tract fromhissea views,privacy andthe propertyvalue, andappealedagainst theplan approval. Construction wasstopped after an interdict was grant-edandrevisedplansweresubmitted.The revisions were approved but,again, Turnbull-Jackson appealedand won.

Turnbull-Jackson was against thethird version of the plans submitted,but this time his appeal was unsuc-

cessful.Hetookthematter totheHighCourt, unsuccessfully, but refused togiveup,andtook thematter to theSu-preme Court of Appeals, which de-niedhisapplication. Ina lastattempt,

he then took thematter to the Consti-tutional Court andwas unsuccessful.“Onewould think that hewould havegiven in earlier and accepted that theconstruction was likely to go ahead,but in this case he continued to haltthe building works and spent hugesumsofmoney in taking thematter tocourt after court.

“If you are the person planning torenovate, it is alwaysadvisable to ap-proach your neighbours and discussyourplanswith themfirstbeforesub-mitting them for approval. Many

neighbours aremore acceptingwhen they areapproached firstinstead of beinggiven a fait ac-compli,” saysSteward. On ap-proaching the

neighbours while planning renova-tions, it might be necessary to makesmall concessions when discussingplans with them and being sensitiveto their needs, she says.

“Not to say that would have ap-peased the neighbour in the caseabove, but hadhebeen consulted be-forehand, he might have been more

amenable and the owners would nothave had their project delayed foryears.

“One should be aware that therehave been many changes to zoningregulationsandthat if theneighbour-ing owners decide to build onto theirhome or upwards, that the planscould be approved based on densifi-cationprinciplesandthatobjectingtothese, if not completely founded,might be wasting valuable time andresources,” says Steward.

She says if buying a property, alsobe aware of what could happen nextdoor, and think about whether youwouldbeable toacceptwhatcouldbebuilt.Evenif there isaheightorbuild-ing restriction in the title deeds, theowners of the property could get thatlifted,meaning itdoesnotgiveunlim-ited protection.

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Property co-ownership and liabilityWHEN people co-own a piece of land, theymight be under the impression that eachperson owns a specific area, i.e. if they livein a cottage and use the surrounding hec-tares, it might be assumed that section istheirs, but this is not usually how it works.

Be sure to to draw up an agreementfrom the outset with regard to portions ofbond repayments, rates, running expenses

property is co-owned, no portion can be im-proved or changed without the permissionof the other owners, and all the ownershave to agree to the way the land will beused. They have to agree on the day-to-dayrunning of the property, whether trees willbe cut down, what buildings will be con-structed, whether cattle will graze theproperty and what sections to use, and so

on. All the co-owners will have to contrib-ute, in direct proportion to their ownership,to the expenses incurred in running andmaintaining the property. These would in-clude rates and taxes and all the mainte-nance costs. Steward says if a perimeterfence needs to be repaired, for instance, the

cost proportionately and not just pay fortheir section to be done. “Co-ownership isa good way to get yourself on the propertyowning ladder, and possibly own some-thing that you could not afford to buy onyour own. It is important, however, tochoose your co-owners carefully, and besure to draw up an agreement from theoutset with regard to portions of bond re-payments, rates, running expenses and

conduct rules for all involved.” Stewardsays it is also best to discuss beforehand,what future plans each co-owner has forhis share, in case their intention is not tohold onto the investment for the same pe-riod of time as the other co-owners. Shesays buying and selling property is expen-sive, and investments should always beseen as long term, for no shorter than tenyears at a time. –Property24

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21Hastings On Food>> ‘By the time I was 12 I was set on going into the food industry’GARY HASTINGS

Surname: HastingsFirst names: Gary IvanDate of birth: 03-02-1960Nationality: South African

GROWING up in a continental homewhereby we had to dress up for allmeals and make each mealtime an

occasion with properly laid tables withcandles etc, most definitely, set me on thepath for my lifetime passion for food.From a very early age I was already experi-menting and assisting in our home kitch-en with continental dishes prepared bymymother,whobroughtbackrecipesandideas from her travels in the fashion in-dustry, whereby she frequently attendedall the major fashion fares in London,Italy, France, New York, Argentina andAustralia.

By the time I was 12 I already had mymind set on going into the food industryand after the death of my father I startedwork during school holidays at the Carev-elle Restaurant in Johannesburg. The res-taurant was situated in the stock ex-change building and catered for up mar-ket lunches and functions. My first dutiesin the kitchen were peeling potatoes andwashing pots and pans. I still maintainthis is the best way to begin one’s career,as it forms a solid base and understand-ing of all aspects of the kitchen. In 1976I joined the Caravelle full time, howeverafter three months I was approached bythe owner of the Café Royal restaurant indowntown Johannesburg to join his teamas a trainee chef.

After a year and a half at the Café Roy-al, I applied for and joined in September1977 the in house chefs programme withHoliday Inns. In July 1978 I was called upfor compulsory military duties and servedwith the defence force until July 1980.

After completing my military trainingI traveled around Europe visiting most ofthe principal countries, and then returnedto Millpark Holiday Inn to continue mytraining. In April 1982 I was promoted tochef de partie and transferred to Wel-come Holiday Inn for the opening of thehotel. In January 1984 I joined SouthernSun as a chef de partie for the openingof the Sandton Sun, whereby I started in

the fine-dinning Italian Villa restaurantandthereaftermovedtothemain kitchenbanqueting production section, althoughthe time I worked at this unit was shortI had the opportunity to work closely withworld renowned chef doctor, BillGallagher as well as chef Jos Thys and theexperience I gained from these gentle-men was priceless. From there I joined theMount Nelson Hotel team in Cape Town.After working at there for 18 months Ijoined Chef Johan Zsabo and his team asa chef departie at the Elizabeth Sun.

In August 1989 I felt I was ready andachieved my goal of being an executivechef before I was 30. I joined the KarosWiderness Hotel as their executive chefand remained with them until March of1993. The unit was extremely busy yearround and catered for large conferencesand business incentives. In May 1993,feeling I needed a change from hotels ingeneral, I accepted the post as the execu-tive chef of the Green Dolphin restaurantin Cape Town. Just after the birth of myson Dramond, I was approached by theBerjaya Hotel Group to take over one oftheir units in the Seychelles, which I ac-cepted and left the Green Dolphin in 1994after being with there for only one year.

In July 1995 I left for the Seychellesand the hotel had three outlets as wellas large banqueting facilities, with themost principal function been the swim-suit portion of the Miss World Pageant.

When the GM of the Mahe beach left tojoin another hotel group on the island heasked me to go with him. I joined the plan-tation Club Resort and Casino in the Sey-chelles in March 1997 as the executivesous chef. I went on to become the headchef and then the back-of-house opera-tions manager responsible for daily run-ning of the unit, overseas and local pur-chases, future projects and assisting withtheoperationsofthehotel’sholdingcom-pany. In March 2003 I and long-standingpartner Nonna, started our own compa-ny, Acropolis PTY Seychelles. The purposeof the company was to offer training tosmaller establishments in the Seychellesas well as consulting for the larger hotels.

In December 2004 we returned toSouth Africa, and I joined a consultancyas food and beverage projects chef. InFebruary 2005 I went to Swazilandwhereby I assisted the complex executivethe late Chef David Kay with his daily op-erations in allthreeunits.FromApril2005until April 2006 I assisted the executivesous chef at the Palace Hotel with all as-pects of the day-to-day operations ac-cording to the standards set out by ChefSmalberger.

I also took ownership of the principalfunctions for the Nedbank Golf Challenge- the Pro Am Dinner, the Valley of theWaves and Boma functions, again underthe guidance of the group executivechefs. In May 2006 I joined the Wild Coast

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDGary Hastings, Executive Chef.

Chefs fight hunger

CHEFS fromSun International’sWildCoast Sun resort helped raise R9 700inaidof theWorldChefsTourAgainstHunger – a global fundraising initia-tive which aims to alleviate hungeramong South Africa’s poorest com-munities.As part of the initiative, chefs from

different countries descend on SouthAfrica annually to raise funds andawareness for the plight of the hun-

gry.Othercompaniesandgroupshelpto extend the reach of the campaignthrough their own promotions andfundraising initiatives. The WildCoast Sun’s chefs attended one of theWorld Chef’s Tour Against Hungerevents in Durban recently and con-tributed to the fundraising drive bypurchasingonauctionaframedchefsjacket with children’s hand prints.

— Supplied.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDHelping to raise R9 700 for the World Chefs Tour Against Hunger are (fromleft) Zacharia Maseko, sous chef at the Wild Coast Sun, Craig Elliot, headculinary chef for Unilever food Solutions, Bridget Gunner, co-ordinator forthe Bidvest World Chefs Tour Against Hunger, Gary Hastings, executive chefat the Wild Coast Sun and Godfrey Setwe, pastry chef at the Wild CoastSun.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDThe Wild Coast Sun’s old egg boxes are helping to generate funds for the Bright Future Pre-School in the nearby underprivileged community of Elucingweni village. The resort stock pilesthe cardboard egg crates and hands them over to the school where a team of ladies turnthem into bright, decorative items to sell. The money raised is ploughed back into the schoolto fund operations, purchase supplies and implement improvements to facilities for the chil-dren. With the boxes are (back, from left) Velile Maphinda, Pumzile Cele, Zacharia Maseko,Priscilla Nyembezi (crèche owner), Gary Hastings (Executive Chef Wild Coast Sun), Mandi Non-kwenkwe, HenryDlungwana, Felix Mabindisa and (front) Svuyile Nuba (left) and Siyabulela Nd-wendwane.

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My goals here areto continue upgrad-ing the product of-fered to our guestsand bring the foodconcepts more in linewith current interna-tional trends.

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THE true judge on whether a diet is ideal for bothdogs and humans is based on whether they can pro-vide the correct pH balances, with a leaning towardsalkalinity. Thus, when looking at popular human di-ets, this key formula is always fulfilled.

The Banting Diet, promoted by Professor TimNoakes, fulfils these requirements. Often his pro-posed diet is misunderstood. He is actually advocat-ing a high-fat diet with low refined carbohydrates,rather than a high meat protein diet. Looking thor-oughly into his diet and recipes, the contribution ofhis veggies (predominantly alkaline) supersedesand balances the acidity from the meat content. Re-member, fat mostly has a neutral impact on pH.

Recently, a study conducted by animal science re-searchers in California now demonstrates feedingdogs fresh, healthy, whole food diets instead of high-ly processed kibble and cans results in improvedhealth measures.

When preparing pets’ diets the same considera-tions should be applied as to preparing human nutri-tional foods. A dogs’ Banting Diet would be an excep-tional dietary plan suitable for the whole family.

Considering commercial pet foods in pellet or kib-ble form, it is quite clear why such diets cannot per-form. The main ingredients are refined carbs — brew-ers rice, wheat and corn gluten, potato meal, soyameal and animal meals. Actually, such refined carbsare rated as “extremely acidic” and their contributionoverrides any alkaline ingredients coming from thisdiet.

The same arguments follow for diets containingcopious amounts of meat (raw or cooked). In the lastfew years, there has been a trend to feed our com-panion animals a high raw-meat diet.

Meat too is classified as an “extremely” acidic.Acidosis leads to inflamed cells; reduced immuni-

ty and an array of health ailments like skin disorders,arthritis and kidney stones.

The recent landmark veterinary studies fromWest Hollywood, California, support what humannutritionists have been advising for decades — “stayclear of heavily processed foods and eat wholesome,balanced meals prepared fresh from the highest-quality ingredients available; are lightly cooked andhave no preservatives”.

Thissameadviceappearstobetrueforourcaninebest friends.

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SEVERAL consumers who tookissue with misleading advertis-ingwon their caseswith theAd-

vertisingStandardsAuthorityrecent-ly after it ordered companies, includ-ing Sony Mobile and Cartrack, to

withdraw misleading claims.A consumer, who has asked not to

benamed,boughtaR9 000SonyXpe-riaZ1smartphone, buthad to turnasa last resort to the ASA after the “wa-terproof” cellphone stoppedworkinga day after she used it in water.

Andtheconsumer toldmeshehadtried endlessly to resolve the com-plaint dealing with Sony Mobile’s lo-cal agency and via its call centre thatrang to India, where staff apparentlyhad been unable to direct her to thecompany’s local repair centre.

“Her cellular service provider re-fused to repair the phone, insistingthat it ismerely ‘water resistant’, andnot ‘waterproof’asclaimed,” theASAsaid in its ruling.

According to theASA the consum-er was adamant that the phone’sports had been properly shut beforeit was used in water and that shewould not have risked deliberatelydamaging the device. She also men-tionedseveral similarcomplaintsshehad seen on an online forum.

Sony Mobile responded, sayingthat thephonewasa “waterproof de-vice” specified by an internationalstandardand that itwas “not suscep-tible to water ingress up to a depth of1,5 metresforupto30minutes”,pro-vided ports were all securely closed.

“Thecellularserviceprovider’sas-sertions that the device is onlywater-resistant are therefore incorrect …this seems like a product warranty/service/repair query rather than anadvertisingmatter.Thereseemstobeadisputebetweentheservicedepart-ment and the customer about the

source of the water damage,” Sonysaid.

However, theASA found in the ad-vertisedcapabilities of thedevice, ca-veats to the claim that the phonewas“smart, sleek and waterproof”, were“more alignedwithwhat is common-ly understood to be water resistant”.

TheASAsaidtheconsumer’sargu-ment appeared to “holdwater” and itwas “loath” to accept the claim of be-ing “waterproof”. It ruled that theword “waterproof” be withdrawnfrom all advertising of the phone andthat it not be used again in amannerthatsuggestsanythingotherthanwa-ter-resistant capabilities.

Sony Mobile said last week that ithad amended its adverts for thephone to water resistant and that ithad appealed the ruling, which was“made on the basis of a warrantyclaim”and that itwas“engagingwithASA in order to clarify the situation”.

“In the complainant’s specificcase, theirproductwasdefective,andhas since been replaced under SonyMobile’s standard warranty againstdefects. Unfortunately, in this case, aservice provider in the service chaindid not follow the correct procedurefor evaluating this device, which ledtoapoor customer experience,” SonyMobile said.

I found it sad that the consumerhad to escalate the case to the ASA inorder to obtain redress for a phonethatwasdefectivefromtheoutset,butthis case shows it certainly pays topersevere.

In another case, a consumer, NicoduPlessis, lodgedacomplaintagainst

a misleading Cartrack Car Recoverytelevision advert, which he allegedwas “confusing and untrue” as it vo-cally promised the company wouldgive consumers R150 000 in caseswhereavehiclewasnotrecoveredaf-ter theft. But then the payoff line ap-peared on the screen with the dis-claimer: “Your car back or up toR150 000 guaranteed. Ts and Cs ap-ply.”

Cartrack responded saying themessagerelatingtotheR150 000wasconveyed in a “clear, impactful andengaging manner” and 10% of thecommercial time was “purposelyusedtodeliverthismessageeffective-ly, ensuring that therewouldbeabso-lute clarity”.

However, the ASA disagreed say-ingit“takesissuewiththefactthatthevocal and thewrittenmessages in thecommercial are confusing”.

“Advertisements should not con-tainanystatementorvisualpresenta-tionwhich,directlyorby implication,omission, ambiguity, inaccuracy, ex-aggeratedclaimorotherwise,islikelyto mislead the consumer,” the ASAsaid.

TheASAfoundtheadvertambigu-ous and likely to mislead as it dis-playedcontradictingmessageswithadisclaimer that was not “sufficient orprominent enough to negate the ini-tial,unqualifiedpromiseofR150 000for any vehicle not recovered”. TheASAorderedthattheadvertbeimme-diatelywithdrawninitspresentform.

To lodgeacomplaintwith theASA,visit www.asasa.org.za

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Open Mon to Friday only7am to 12 noon - 3pm to 4.30pm

Walks and exercise daily.

Open Mon to Friday only

South CoastMini Loads

• Local and country wideremovals

• Weekly trips toGAUTENG, DUBN, PMB

• Monthly trips toE.London, PE, Cape Town

• Return trips SPECIALS• Enclosed trucks• FREE insurance up to

R300 000• Competitive prices• No load too small

TELEPHONE:Christo 084 047 2600Petra 079 026 2619Tel: 039 314 4699Fax: 086 610 3567

[email protected]

WANTEDBakkies & Cars – Dead or Alive.Voetstoots R5000 – R100 000.

Will beat any offer

073 846 3027

CASH PA ID ON TH ESPOT

79 Pets/Aquariums/Tropical Fish

SPOT CASHFOR ALL BAKKIES & CARS

DEAD OR ALIVEFrom R5000 -R100 000

VOETSTOETSBEAT ALL OFFERS083 587 7111

DEAD ORALIVE

Bakkie and carswanted in absolutely

any condition

084 205 2938

Wanted

WantedBakkies & cars -

Dead or alivevoetstoets.

R5000 - R80 000082 451 0986

157 Cars Wanted

O-OO11/2aaSPOT CASH

For all Bakkies & CarsALIVE OR DEAD

From R5000 to R99000VOETSTOETS

BEAT ALL OFFERS083 570 6314

BBM No: 2644F6CFWhatspp: 084 736 8266

LEONS PESTCONTROL

For anypest

problemContact:082 464 8826 Leon082 307 6874 DianneTel: 039 317 6839Fax: 086 529 4015

[email protected]

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

41 GardenServices

PAMPERED PetsGrooming Boutique,Port Edward. Special

treatment for yourpets.039 311 1121

KLEINBEGINTRANSPORT

GERT KOTZE082 924 3363

We moveanything locallycountrywide

40 FurnitureRemoval/Storage

Contact : Delue039682 1010

SOUTHCOASTFEVER

DIRK BOTHMA PESTCONTROL. For all pest

problems and qualityservice.Tel. 039 3121922

DougsHardwareMarine Drive (opp Albany Bakery)

• General Hardware • Keys cutMANABA

TEL/FAX: 039 312 1756

73 General Sales

RJ’STRANSPORTFurniture, rubble,garden refuse.

084 593 3403078 112 8716

R400 for 4 ton load.Mini to large loads.

Plot Clearing, GardenService, Tree felling,Pressure Cleaning.Garden Refuse, Fullycovered for R1m.

078 112 8716084 593 3403

RJ’sRJ’sRJ’s

29 Uvongo Square, Foster Rd, UvongoTel: 039 315 0046Fax: 086 693 5201

Email: [email protected]: www.infopersonnel.co.za

(NO CERTIFICATES REQUIRED REQUIRED)(ONLY A THREE PAGE CV)

P.S: EVEN IF WE HAVE NOT ADVERTISEDA POSITION, YOU ARE WELCOME TO FAXYOUR CV FOR ANY FUTURE POSITIONS

144 Housesfor Sale

127 Holiday Guide

HolidayAccommodation

Anerley

RamsgateSelf Catering Cottageswith lots of facilities

R175 pppn073 775 2861039 316 6097

www.bellevuekzn.co.za

Secure, seafront14 sleeper on Ramsgate

Main Beach.180 degrees

sea view. Includesdomestic, DSTV1-13 Dec R2000pd13-21 Dec R2500pd.wheretostay .co.za.hubbly bubblyramsgate.

Contact Tharia082 655 2278

San LameerSAN LAMEER VILLA

082 824 0390Private self-catering

holiday accommodationlow season rates

“LIVINGWATERS”Stunning

AccommodationSelfcatering Cottages,B+B. ConferencesFromR120.00 pppn

083 654 6685082 659 6942

“KLEINPARADYS”Self-Catering

AccommodationFrom R120pp-pnout of season.039 681 2611 /072 244 3788

Bulk second-hand tyresfor sale from R110 each.

Call 083 378 6993 or039 682 5385

124 Flat to Let

3 Bed house, Bizana,alongside N2, ownerrelocating to Umtata.

Big land ideal for rental.R60 000.00 onco.

Anele: 073 389 4028

173 GeneralEmployment

178 Work Wanted:Commercial

AVROY SHLAINCOSMETICS DIRECT

SELLING. NEED EXTRAMONEY? EARN

COMMISSION ONLY upto 30%, INCENTIVES &FREE GIFTS. SMS your

FULL NAME & AREAwhere you LIVE to

083 743 6399

AMERICAN COMPANYNEEDS 50 REPS! CASH

PAID DAILY079 801 8144 or

[email protected]

12 Public Notices

WILLTHE OWNERof White Hyundai 1997LDV Reg. ZRF957 GPcollect his vehicle or itwill be sold to defraycosts 073 053 6276

Lonely is our home withoutyou

Our lives are not the sameWaiting to tell you something

But then sadly realise thatyou are no more

Wonderful memories andthe legacy of love you left uswith, will live in our hearts

forever.

Moon and RoseHarriepersadh.

Lonely is our home without

Our lives are not the sameWaiting to tell you something

But then sadly realise that

Wonderful memories and the legacy of love you left us with, will live in our hearts

Shalin HarriepersadhDate 28-10-1999

40 FurnitureRemoval/Storage

A1TREEFELLING/SITESERVICESExpert treefelling & site

services: includecleaning,

destumping &transport.

CHRISTOBREDELL

0840472600

Good homes neededfor Harmony HillRescue Dogs.

039 681 3909 / 071 814 [email protected]

Maltese male, 8 years, owner died. Sweet, loving, ideal pet forolder owner

Roxi, female Maltese, 3 months, bouncy and eager to pleaseTasco male Jack Russel about 6 yrs, heartbroken, his owner has

reluctanty had to part with himToshka, young mix breed lovely friendly girl

Rosie and Splash black and white male and female med. size.Love each other, must go together

Goldie young female cross Toy Pom/Jack Russel, feisty and funTholile, is a very medium size dog, has lost one paw but is full of

energy and fun

41 GardenServices

44 Loans andInvestments

ARE you struggling to payyour Debts? Do you want

to Consolidate?No administration order!Contact :Zandile Msani

078 651 4041

49 Plumbing/Electrical/Home Repairs

GAS BAR FRIDGE R450,Large Wooden Beams

R50 each. BMW SunroofR500.Wooden CottagePane Windows R100

each. 039 681 2607 andleave a message.

6M FREEZERCONTAINER FOR SALE.

380V. CONTACT082 685 0641

GALVANIZED slidinggate, 4m x 1.8m high.

Like new incl. wheels &brackets. R3 700. onco

Tel: 082 680 0659

TRAILOR, 3X4m long,rails, spare wheel Verystrong. R17000 neg.

084 512 5919

73 General Sales

2 Bed flat, fitted kitchen,lounge, dining room,

furn/unfurnished. AvailImmediately.

073 524 5022

emigrating?or selling your car or trading it in?

i’ll beat the best!

we pay cash!tell: 031 003 0895 Fax: 086 503 7531

mark: 082 878 9115

Operating natiOnwide since 2000

“we will cOme tO yOU”

HIBBERDENE. Bachelorunit R1750pm. Elec.

prepaid meter. Contact071 545 0802 orexpertprojects@

gmail.com

125 Garden Cottage/Flatlet to Let

HIBBERDENE. Modern1 bed flat, Secure under-coverparking. Suitable forpensioners. R2400 incl.

W&L. 084 512 5919

164 Used Cars

1600 BEACH BUGGIE,Hard top, blue and white,

R15000 as is, hasroadworthy and papers.

Contact Penny @ 039 3151955 office hours.

1997 GOLF 3 - As is.Contact 071 842 7751

PRETTY care giver,security guard grade Cwith SOB and domesticwork exp. is looking forwork 5x days a week.

Contact : 073 254 6643

RICHARD is looking forgeneral work, has matric,with code 10 pdp driverslicense, security guardqualification grade C.

0843426428

THOBEKA is looking orCaregiver/Domesticwork. Hardworking &reliable. Red Cross

experience and MarrahHotel. 078 587 9158

179 Work Wanted:Domestic

CAROL, looking for workas home base carer,

has exp. 7x days a week060 419 8400

PRINCESS is looking forwork, has domestic exp.Sleep in. 078 245 3980

ZBUYILE is looking for do-mestic work. Immediatelyavailable with experienceand refs. 073 180 3776

189 Public Notices

SIBAHLE is looking forwork. Contact071 944 2547

PHUMZILE seekingCargiver/Domestic

Position. Hardworkingand reliable. Red

Cross Experience.084 038 8801

Margate CentralFully furnished and equipped1 bedroom flat, free standingon large property, 50m2 and35m2 entertainment area withbraai area. R3500 excludingwater and electricity. Depositof R3500 and 1 month’s rent

in advance required.Contact: Penny @039 315 1955

during office hours

In the estate ofthe late GERHARD

PETRUSCURTIN (IDNO:5903295128086)Estate numbeer

3540/2014(DURBAN), who wasordinarily resident atAnerley Haven FrailCare, Anerley andwho died at Anerleyon 26 November

2013.The First and FinalLiquidation and Distri-bution Account in theabove estate will liefor inspection at theoffice of the Master ofthe High Court Durbanand a copy thereof atthe office of the Magis-trate for the districtof Port-Shepstonefor a period of 21(TWENTY-ONE) daysfrom the date of publi-cation hereof.DATED at Klerksdorpon 15 October 2014Adele SteenkampAttorneysP.O. BOX 11222Klerksdorp2570Telno: 018 468 7374Fax no: 086 601 3595

Our company wants toopen depots in severalareas to distribute ourproducts. Only deliveries,no selling! Earn R45000pm. Must have storage

and bakkie!Start up fees R9850.

150 BusinessOpportunities

31 October2014South Coast Fever

COASTAL SERVICES DIRECTORY

MEDICAL &HEALTH DIRECTORYPharmacies

Anerley PharmacySouthport shopping centre.

Tel: (039) 681 3282Dr Bernadine JamesCounselling Psychologist

H.D.E (Wits) B.A. (Honours- UNISA). M.A. CounsellingPsychology RAU Cum Laude.D Litt et Phil CounsellingPsychology (UJ)

Practice No. 8625093

• Depression• Marriage• Grief• Educational Assessments• Grade 9: Subject choice• Grade 11/12:Career Counselling

Tel: 039 317 1759Email: [email protected]

Moved to 13 Wartski Drive, (Near Margate Netcare)

Specialist in assessments for the last 22 years.Assessments also available in Afrikaans

Clinical Psychologist

• Adult, Child and Adolescent Therapy(All psychological problems)

• Couple's/Marital Therapy • Sex Therapy• Depression/Anxiety• Forensic Psychology/Assessments• School Assessments (IQ and School Performance)• Career Assessments

Email: [email protected]: 12 Quarry Road Port Shepstone

DR. CAThRIn VEnTER

Tel: 039-6822787 I Cell: 073 774 6416

M.Soc.Sci, PhD - Practice no: 0290157

Marine Beach Clinic

Marina Beach Clinic &Surgery Open

Monday - Sunday andholidays from2pm-6pm

082 446 7332 /079 063 4468Dr Taks SinghAvailable

Tues afternoons5:30-9pm Surgery:039 682 4494 /082 555 4826

Marina Beach Clinicalso does emergencycall outs 082 446 7332

Optometrists

Odokotela BamehloMargate : 0393120354

P/Shepstone : 0396822867Free Frame Offer.

BATTERYDOCTOR

R370

Special forreconditionedbatteries

TV & SoundSystem batteries

31 Bisset Street,Port ShepstoneDick Roberts

Tel: 039 684 0981Cell: 076 487 1679

R200

FullyProtectedBattery

FullyWarranted

Tel: 039 685 5160Cell: 083 324 4448

Lind Road, Marburg

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GOLDWANDChange gold intocash, we buyunwanted gold

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OpenMonday - Sunday and Holidays

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OUR FUTURE DEPENDS ON YOUR SATISFACTION


HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 280 of 2014

NOTICE

INTENTION TO AWARD TENDERS

Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby gives notice that it intends to award the following tendersin terms of its Supply Chain Management processes:

TENDER NO BAC NO DESCRIPTION SERVICE PROVIDER

8/2/1503 BAC206/10/2014 Upgrade of Shobeni Sports field Creston Enviro-liteand facilities in ward 5 Solutions JV

8/2/1510 BAC207/10/2014 Acquisition of the Electronicattendance register system Gracan (Pty)ltd

SM MBILIMUNICIPAL MANAGERP.O. Box 5Port Shepstone4240

UKUBUYEKEZWA KUKASOMQULUWENTUTHUKA ODIDIYELWEWONYAKAZIMALI U-2015/2016

Isimemo somphakathi . Izimbizo zikaMeya wasEzinqoleni ngokulawulwa isigabasesine somthetho wokusebenza komasipala (Municipal Systems Act). Kumenywawonke umphakathi ngaphansi kukaMaspala wasEzinqoleni ukuba ube ingxenyeyeziMbizo zikaMeya. Kuzobe kuzokwethulwa umbiko ngezinhlelo zentuthukongaphansi kukaMaspala wasEzinqoleni. Lezi zimbizo zihlelwe kanje.

USUKU INDAWO ISIKHATHI AMAWADI03/11/2014 ENDIMENI C. HALL 10H00 310/11/2014 KWANDUNU C. HALL 10H00 413/11/2014 ZUZICEBO HIGH 10H00 126/11/2014 MHLABUNZIMA HALL 10H00 127/11/2014 MPUNZI SPORTSFIELD 10H00 528/11/2014 MSHWESHWE SPORTSFIELD 10H00 2

CLLR MA MPISIMAYOR: Ezinqoleni Municipality

EZINQOLENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

UguMayor,Cllr Ntombifikille Gumede

best of luck toall 2014matriculantsUgu District Municipality takes this opportunity to wish the Class of 2014 all the best in their final exams.

Perseverance to succeed should be the ultimate goal for thematric contenders. As Ugu District Municipality,we are indeedproud of everymatric pupil for their resilience to attain good results leading to the final exami-nation process.

“These are trying times and you need all the courage and determination to rise above challenges. As theDistrictMunicipality, we shall also continue to provide necessary support. As you sit for the examination, youare not alone, the entire district is behind you – in faith and action.”

We wish you all success and we hope one day Ugu District will be a beneficiary of the acquired knowledgeand skills through tertiary.

To parents, please do not put unnecessary pressure on your children but rather give them support during thismost strenuous period of their lives.

The Municipality promotes working together to create an environment that is friendly responsive,accountable, effective and efficient for local communities.

Ugu Mayor, Cllr Ntombifikile Gumede

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CIDB CONTRACTOR GRADING6CE or Higher

Completion of Bulk Infrastructure upgrade and extension for KwanyuswaWater SupplyScheme Phase 6A/2

Contract Number: UGU-07-1304-2014

The UGU District Municipality invites tenders for the Construction of Bulk Infrastructureupgrade and extension for Kwanyuswa Water Supply Scheme Phase 6A/2 at KwaNyuswaAdministrative area situated approximately 10km East of Ezingolweni Town. It is estimated thatTenderers should have a CIDB registration of 6CE or higher. Joint ventures that satisfy the criteriastated in the tender data are eligible to tender.

The physical address for collection of tender documents is UGU District Municipality at No. 28Connor Street, Port Shepstone, 4240. No documents will be distributed at the tender briefingmeeting.

Tender Documents are obtainable during the following times: 08H00 to 15H00 (Monday to Friday)as from Monday 03rd November 2014

A non-refundable tender deposit of R 500.00 payable in cash or by a bank guaranteed chequemade out in favour of UGU District Municipality is required on collection of the tenderdocuments.

Queries relating to the issues of these documents may be addressed to Mr. Ayanda Nocanda atUmpisi Consulting Engineers at 031-566-4209, Fax 086-615-1555 or [email protected].

A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the employer will take place on site at10h00 on (Friday) (07 November 2014) and prospective Tenderers are to meet the Engineer atEzingolweni Local Municipality offices. Tenderers shall obtain documents prior to the compulsoryclarification meeting and the Compulsory Tender Briefing form shall be signed on site.

The closing time for receipt of tenders is 12H00 hrs, on (Friday) (21st November 2014)Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.

Tenders, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “Construction of BulkInfrastructure upgrade and extension for Kwanyuswa Water Supply Scheme Phase 6A/2:Contract No.: UGU-07-1304-2014” and must deposited in the official tender box in the foyer ofUGU District Municipality Offices at 96 Marine Drive , Oslo Beach, Phase 2 Building, PortShepstone 4240.The Municipality will not be held responsible for any tenders delivered by courierservices.

UGU District Municipality subscribes to the Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations andPreferential Procurement Policy Framework Act 2000 (Act No.5 of 2000): Preferential ProcurementRegulations, 2011.

The 90/10 preferential point system will be applicable, with 90 points for price and 10 point forB-BBEE Status Level of Construction, allocated as follows:

B-BBEE Status Level Of Contributor Number of points (90/10 system)1 102 93 84 55 46 37 28 1

Non – Compliant contributor 0

The procedure for evaluation of responsive Tender Offers will be Method 4: (Financial Offer,preferences and quality (functionality)) with the 90/10 Preference Point System. Only bidderswho score 60 points out of 100 will be considered for further evaluation.

Tenderers shall take note of the following tender conditions:• The UGU District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.• Tenders submitted are to remain valid for 56 days from the closing date for submission of

tenders.

ONLY Tenderers with CIDB category and classification grading of 6 CE or Higher will beconsidered for award.This will be a Labour intensive contract.

(NB: Regulation 44 of Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations states that the Munici-pality may not make any award to a person who is in the service of the state)

Mr D.D NaidooThe Municipal ManagerUgu District Municipality

WANTEDALL BAKKIES

CARSUsed RustedDamagedVehicles

Trucks, CaravansTrailers, BakkieBins, Canopies,Tailgates & tyres031 902 5820082 623 0986082 455 0107

(All Hours) Cash Paid

164 Used Cars

contact : delue039682 1010southcoast

fever

Please leave SPCA fooddonation at the SouthCoast Fever Reception.

Port ShepstoneDROP OFF POINT

31 October2014South Coast Fever

A position exists in ShellyBeach for a student

requiring in-service training.CV must include first year’stertiary results and matriccertificate. Applicant must

have drivers licence.Please send CV to

Email: [email protected]: 039 315 6769

If not contacted within twoweeks, consider your appli-

cation as unsuccessful.

QS/ND BuildingIn-Service Training

STAFF FORSEASON

CONTACT 083 412 0847

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE ESSENTIALNO CHANCERS

CHEFS, WAITRONS& BARMEN

Ext 3. Margate - 3 bedroom house.Own this neat house with excellent views of

the forest. Asking price R590 000 neg

Ext 2. Margate - 2 bedroom housewith big yard for extentions.

Asking price R500 000

Ramsgate: Plot with sea views 1770sqm in Irvinestone Drive

083 347 1979 / 078 863 8204

Margate: Vacant plotAvailable for 250 000 in Margate

bedroom houseyard for extentions.

Asking price R500 000

HIBISCUS COAST MUNICIPALITYNOTICE NO: 270 of 2014

NOTICE

DISTRIBUTION OF BIN LINERS

Hibiscus Coast Municipality hereby informs the Community that Council has resolved todistribute 100 bin liners per year to all residents within the Hibiscus Coast Municipality area.

Residents are requested to present their original Annual Rate Assessment Accounts to beable to obtain these refuse bags at any of the under mentioned points within their respectiveareas:-

Port Shepstone: Depot 1Area / Office Operating times (09h00 – 15h00)Port Shepstone i.e. Corner of Mondays to FridaysMemorial & Albersville Road(Old Fire Station)Hibberdene Main office Mondays to FridaysSouthport Clinic MondaysUmtentweni Clinic TuesdaysUmtentweni Library WednesdaysSea Park Clinic ThursdaysSunwich Port Police Station Fridays

NB. Further details are obtainable from the Administrative Assistant onTel No. 039-6882161.

Port Shepstone: Depot 2Area / Office Operating times (09h00 – 15h00)Port Shepstone i.e. Corner of Mondays to FridaysMemorial & Albersville Road(Old Fire Station)Gamalakhe Library MondaysWhite City Hall WednesdaysMerlewood Library Fridays

NB. Further details are obtainable from the Administrative Assistant onTel No. 039-6882069.

Southbroom: Depot 3Area / Office Operating times (09h00 – 15h00)Southbroom Offices Mondays to FridaysDepot 3 Workshop: Margate Mondays to FridaysTreasury Office Tuesdays and ThursdaysUvongo Offices WednesdaysLeisure Bay Offices FridaysPort Edward Library Monday

NB. All queries are to be directed to the Administrative Assistant on Tel No. 039-3166125

Refuse bags will only be issued from 01 November 2014 to 30 April 2015.

Residents are reminded that refuse bags may only be placed outside theirproperties on the designated days of refuse upliftments, not later than 07h00.

SM MBILIMUNICIPAL MANAGERP.O. Box 5Port Shepstone4240

TENDER: SCM30-10-14

TRAVEL MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR SCDA FORTHE PERIOD OFTWO (2)YEARS

South Coast Development Agency (SCDA) wishes to appoint a reputable service provider to provideSCDA with Travel Management Services for the period of two (2) years which is in line with theobjectives of the Agency

Tender documents may be obtainable at SCDA, 10 Berea Road, Port Shepstone from the 31 October2014 (8:00 -16:00) at a non - refundable fee of R150.00 (VAT inclusive) per tender document isapplicable.

Cash may be deposited at ABSA Bank, Account Name: Hibiscus Coast Development Agency,Account Number: 405 7525 673, Branch Code: 63205.

Please note that a proof of payment must be produced when collecting tender documents

The evaluation of tender will be done in two (2) stages, functionality and 80/20 for Preferential PointSystem

FUNCTIONALITY TOTAL POINTSExperience in Travel Management Services 20Capacity to deliver 3024 hour support 20Methodology 20Locality 10TOTAL POINTS 100

Tenders with a minimum of 70% score on functionality will proceed to the evaluation using 80/20Preference Point System.

Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope.

Late, incomplete, faxed or emailed tender documents will not be accepted.

Tender documents must be physically deposited in a tender box situated at the reception of SCDA,10 Berea Road, Port Shepstone.

All queries and request for information are to be addressed in writing to the Finance Manager, MrNtando Duma (Tel: 039 682 3881, email:[email protected]).

The validity period is 90 days

SCM No: SCM30-10-14Closing Date: 14 November 2014Time: 12:00

The Agency reserves the right not to accept the lowest bid or any bid and reserves the right toaccept the whole or part of the bid, or to reject all bids and cancel the notice to tender.NB: Regulation 44 of the Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations state that theMunicipality may not make any award to a person who is the service of the state.

Mr GG MazibukoChief Executive Officer

Vacancies OXFORD INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS(PORT SHEPSTONE, HARDING AND

MTHATHA BRANCHES)ADMISSION FOR 2014 IS NOW OPEN.

GRADES 08 TO 12.96% MATRIC PASS RATE IN 2013.EXCELLENT TUITION OFFERED.HOSTEL FACILITIES AVAILABLE.FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

PORTSHEPSTONE: 073 416 7653/076 013 8522HARDING: 039-433 1603 / 082 446 1392MTHATHA: 073 344 7176 / 078 728 767

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Notice of submission of Application for Rectification of Unlawful Commencement or Contin-uation of Listed Activities in terms of provisions of S24G of NEMA (Act 107 of 1998 asamended) to the Department of Environmental Affairs for the Emergency reconstruction ofthe collapsed railway embankment, Amanzimtoti River, KwaZulu-Natal. A Water Use LicenseApplications (WULA) in terms of the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998) may alsobe required. All required documentation will be submitted to the Department of Water andSanitation if deemed necessary.

A section of a railway embankment located along the aManzimtoti River mouth estuary (near theAmanzimtoti Railway Station) was being undermined due to increased estuarine flow and waveaction. The heavy rainfall and subsequent increased water volumes (flooding) experienced at theriver mouth during December 2012 resulted in the complete failure of the embankment. Conse-quently the south-bound railway track collapsed, causing three locomotives to enter the river atthe foot of the embankment. The decision to commence with the emergency reconstruction of theembankment was based on the risk to the general public and estuarine environment associatedwith the potential collapse of the remaining railway line, especially with the current increased rainfall.The decision to commence with the emergency construction activities was based on the risk to thegeneral public and estuarine environment associated with the potential collapse of the remainingrailway line, especially with the current increased rainfall.

The activity has triggered a section 24G application in terms of the unlawful commencement of listedactivities:-Government Notice, Listing Notice 1, GNR 544: No.11, 16, 17 and 18.Government Notice, Listing Notice 3, GNR 546: No.16.

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Christopher Marlowe, playwrightAge: 29Year: 1593Reason: murder

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Aubrey Beardsley, artistAge: 25Year: 1898Reason: disease

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Beach festival date announcedPRECIOUS GUMEDE

HIBISCUSCoastmunicipality inpart-nershipwithCyassoundHoldingshasannounced the dates for this yearsSummerBeach festival. Deputymay-or JohannesdeWethighlighteda fewaspects planned for this years festi-val.

“Theserviceproviderhasmadeanapplication to theSAPS for tighter se-curity inorder tomanagesafetyof theresidents and patrons on the beachduring the festival,”

saiddeWet.“Thisis inlinewithac-commodating thehuge influxof vehi-cles and visitors who will be visitingthe St Michaels Beach and extendtheir visit to our newly crowned andconsistent winners of Blue Flagbeaches,” he added.

Reports fromlastyear left thepub-lic confused whether there will be abeach festival this year, after themu-nicipality received reports from theSt. Micheals residents saying thebeach was left filthy an unpleasantlysmelly dump, with broken beer bot-

tles all over.“The municipality is of the view

that this year’s Hibiscus Coast Sum-mer Beach festival is set to raise thebarin2014whenitwillbestrategical-ly staged on 30 and 31 December2014, spilling over onto 1 January2015 to bring flare and excitement inorder attract as many visitors andtourists as possible.

TheCouncilhasnonethelessnotedthe concerns raised by residents onthe iBeach Xplosion of last year, andwill be taking precautions to mini-

mize such complaints, including up-dating relevant stakeholders of thestaging of this particular event,” saidDe-Wet

HCM has promised visitors andpatrons a comfortable, safe event forall visiting the South Coast.

Deputy mayor said the three-dayprogramwillkickstartwithathrillingvarietyofsports, fungames,andgoodmusic for all ages and lots of enter-tainment for the visitors. On the 31stDecember, the event will host a pay-ingNewYear’sEveParty, providing a

more structured, controlled and safeenvironment for patrons who will bevisiting St Michaels Beach. On theFirst of January New Year’s Day, art-ists fromall overKwaZulu-Natal andnationallywill be doing live perform-ances; setting up a free- of- charge,laid back beach picnic atmospherefor patrons to continue to enjoy theirNewYearcelebrationsfrom13h00upto midnight.” More than 5 000 pa-tronsareexpectedtobeonthebeach-frontofStMichael’s toenjoy this festi-val.

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EBENEZERPrimaryheldafarewell functionforits principal and a teacher on Thursday.

The school choir, led by Mr Mdutyana, com-posedspecialsongforMrNjenjaniandMsMam-pofu. A tent and chairs were sponsored by theMbizanaTrust.Manyothersworkedtogether tomake the day a successful one.

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WADE Young (18) roundedthe 2014 Liquorland Na-tional Enduro Champion-

ship off with yet another overall winandclass victorywhenhewon theLi-quorland Matatiele WFO NationalEnduro this past weekend. This wasthe Paddock prodigy's fifth overallvictoryandsixthE1ClassChampion-ship win this season resulting in himretaining the Number One plate forthe second consecutive yearwhile hehasalsoclaimedtheE1(200cc) Championshipagain. Young's teammate, Travis Teasdale,took the early lead inthe race after winningthefirstExtremeStage.Atightbattlecontinuedat the front betweenthe two Brother KTMscholars and the de-fending E2 champion,Altus de Wet (Cargo-Tac Husqvarna Factory Racing). DeWet went into the race as the overallrunner-upbehindYoungand leadingtheE2standingswhileTeasdale,whoclaimedhisfirstoverallpodiumresultat the Matatiele event last year, wasaiming to finish the seasonon thepo-dium.Behind themonly seconds separatedProudly Bidvest Yamaha team-mates, Brett Swanepoel (E1) andKenny Gilbert (E2) at most stages.Like De Wet, Swanepoel would alsoleave for the ISDE the day after theMatatiele race and a tumble over thehandlebars (DeWetalsoexperiencedone of those!) and lost time did notform part of his plan. Louwrens Ma-honey, Young's team-mate and theonly other overall and E2 Class win-

ner thisyear, roundedoff theE2podi-umand finished seventh overall withPaddockscholar,KyleFlanagan (TLBPlant Hire / Alfie Cox Racing KTM)fourth in E2 (11th overall) and NickWade (Team Liquorland YamahaRacing)fifth.TheseasonlongbattleintheSeniorClassreachedboilingpointatMatatielewith themultipledefend-ing champion, William Gillitt (TeamLiquorland Yamaha Racing) leadingthesuspensionguru,HiltonHayward

(Yamaha) by amere two points goinginto the final round. Gillitt's team-mate, Steven Landman, finishedfourth with Laurence Truter (KTM)fifth;PeterJung(KTM)sixthandChrisLindhorst (KTM) seventh after a test-ing event. The veteran enduro andoff-road competitor andmultiple for-mer champion, Alfie Cox (KTM) cannowadd theMasterClassChampion-ship title to his long list of achieve-ments. Cox haswon theMaster Classat all six rounds of the 2014 series af-ter not competing in the national en-duro series for many years. Defend-ingchampion,DenzilTorlage(Proud-ly Bidvest Yamaha) finished as therunner-up after each race this yearand after winning the Master ClassChampionshiptitle forarecordof five

consecutive years (he has won thisclass several times before 2010, butthe class did not havenational cham-pionship status) Cox will now becrowned as the new champion. Thebattle for the final overall MasterClass podium position for 2014 wasbetweenKirkandGarthProst(Cargo-Tac Husqvarna Factory Racing) andthe way the cookie crumbled, it wasKirk who claimed the third podiumspot for theyear.Prost finishedfifthat

Matatiele, but a 10thplaceinclassat thesea-son opener, resulted inhim having to settle forthe fourth place overallfor the season despitefinishing on the podi-um four times duringthe season. CarlRohrbeck (KTM) wassixth at Matatiele andwas followed by DinoSantoro (Beta); Gary

Franks (Husqvarna)andEricAlcaraz(KTM). The new High School ClassChampionshiphadthenervesall tan-gled up at the final race. Three victo-ries for EduanBester (NUTSRacing /Century Civils KTM) resulted in himleading Chayse Orsmond (TLB PlantHire/AlfieCoxRacingKTM),whohasalso won twice this season and fin-ished on the podium three moretimes,byameretwopoints.Orsmondwon the battle with a class victory atMatatiele,butBester (he finishedsec-ond) ended up winning the war byclaiming the first High School ClassChampionship title. The two young-sters finished the season with thesameamountofpointsANDthesameamount of wins, but Bester scoredmore second places than Orsmond.

PHOTO: DIRTRACINGPaddock’s Wade Young wins Matatiele Enduro.

PHOTO: DIRTRACINGAltus de Wet on his way to finish second overall.

“A TIGHT BATTLE CONTINUED ATTHE FRONT BETWEEN THE TWO

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WET (CARGO-TAC HUSQVARNAFACTORY RACING).

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autofeverR5 mln McLaren stolenin Durban heist>> Police reports car had been ordered for a Durban business tycoon

AMCLAREN 650S, worth over R5 mil-lion and one of only a handful in theworld, was stolen in a brazen cargo

heist shortly after arriving at Durban Har-bour on Monday 20 October, reports TheWitness.

It is understood that the sports car ar-rived at the Durban Harbour on Mondayand once cleared through customs hadbeen placed in an unmarked containerbound for Johannesburg.

Law enforcement reports that the theheavy goods truck carrying the McLarenwas hijacked in Warden near the KZN-FreeState border. The driver had been thrownout by criminals at Hartebeespoort al-though was unharmed in the robbery.

Police reports that the car had been or-dered for a Durban business tycoon, whohad bought the performance vehiclethrough his company.

The businessman denied this and in-sisted his company had not purchased thesports car.

Imperial Logistics marketing executiveMichelle Neilson confirmed that a truckwas hijacked on the N3 between Wardenand Villiers with a container containinglaptops and the McLaren 650 S. Neilsonsaid a case was opened at Erasmia policestation near Pretoria and that an Imperial

Investigations task team was assigned tothe case.

“No further information can be dis-closed at this stage due to the highly sensi-tive nature of the ongoing investigation,”Neilson said.

Daytona Motor Group CEO JustinDivaris said the car was bound for its show-room in Sandton.

“The vehicle had come in through theport and was in a container. It is one of ourdemonstrator models we used for testdrives and for the press, and was not spe-cifically on order for a customer, thankgoodness.”

Divaris said that he believed that thetheft had been a mistake.

“I firmly believe that whoever stole thetruck had no idea what they had taken.There is obviously no market for a car likethat in South Africa and I think they wereafter other electronic goods.”He also de-

PHOTO: SOURCEDA McLaren 650S was reportedly stolen during a hijacking in Warden nearthe KwaZulu-Natal and Free State border.

A DOCTOR who treated Michael Schumacher for near-ly six months after the Formula 1 champion struck hisheadinaskiingfallsaystheinjuredex-driverisnolong-er in a coma and predicted a possible recovery withinthree years.

Jean-FrancoisPayen,adoctorattheGrenoblehos-pital that treated Schumacher after his injury in De-cember 2013, said he has visited the Schumacher fam-ily at home in Switzerland to track his patient’sprogress.

Schumacher was with his 14-year-old son in theFrench Alps when he fell, hitting the side of his headon a rock and cracking his helmet.

“Life after a head injury is punctuated by stages.We hope, but we have to give him time,” said Payenlast Thursday.

Hepredicted aconvalescenceofonetothreeyears.Earlier French F1 commentator Jean-Louis Moncet

repeated a report that Schumacher was “waking upvery slowly” from the induced coma controlling his se-rious brain injuries.

Moncet said: “I saw his son and he told me Schumiwas waking up very slowly, very slowly.”

Payen commented: “It is to see how he progressesand then tell his wife and his children what changesI have observed. He is in very favourable conditions.

In September 2014 Schumacher left a rehabilita-tion clinic in Switzerland and returned home to his es-tate on the edge of Lake Geneva.

— Wheels24.

PHOTO: AFP/GETTYInjured former F1 driver Michael Schumacher is no longer in acoma and predicted a possible recovery within three years.

A man, who allegedly stoleSchumacher’s medical recordsand who was allegedly at-tempting to sell them to dif-ferent media for $67 000(about R7 350 000), workedas an executive at a Swisshelicopter air rescue company,which organised the Germansportsman’s transport from aFrench hospital to Switzerlandin June.

The man, arrested and in-terrogated by police, had de-nied any wrongdoing. He wasbeing detained in a Zurich po-lice holding cell, but wasfound hanged when officerstook him breakfast before ascheduled hearing before ajudge.

Doctor sets recovery timefor Schumacher

2015 SA Car of Year finalistsnamed

THE 11 finalists for the 2015 South AfricanCar of the Year (Coty) competition havebeen named.

In alphabetical order are the 11 final-ists which will be tested and comparedover two days in March 2015:

• Audi A3 Sedan 1.4T SE S Tronic• BMW M4 Coupé Auto• Citroen C4 Picasso e-HDi 115 Inten-

sive• Honda Accord 3.5 V6 Exclusive• Lexus ES 250 EX• Mercedes Benz C-Class C200 auto• Nissan Qashqai 1.6 dCi Acenta auto• Porsche Macan S Diesel• Renault Duster 1.5dCi Dynamique

4WD• Subaru WRX Premium

• Toyota Corolla 1.4D-4D PrestigeEvaluation days will be at the Gerotek

test facility west of Pretoria.According to the guild, the cars will be

judged on the following criteria: aesthet-ics, build quality, ergonomics, fuel con-sumption, environmental friendliness,safety features and value for money.

Judges will have access to independ-ent performance test data, comparativepricing and specifications, as well ascomparative parts prices.

A release from the guild says: “Whileall are deemed to represent outstandingautomotiveengineering,therecanbeon-ly one winner and that model will epito-mise all-round automotive excellence —the sole criteria for the Car of the Year.”

— Wheels24.

PHOTO: SOURCEDMichael Schumacher was with his 14-year-oldson in the French Alps when he fell, hittingthe side of his head on a rock and crackinghis helmet.

nied that the Dur-ban business mo-gul had boughtthe car, and saidthey looked for-ward to gettingtheir car back. —Jeff Wicks.

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Across1 Relative size (5)8 Misleading (8)9 A dozen dozen (5)10 Birthplace of Mozart(8)11 River-crossing boat(5)12 Rainy (3)16 River associated withStrauss (6)17 Inconsiderate (6)18 Important (3)23 Largest African city(5)24 Region (8)25 Factory (5)26 Opera by Puccini (2,6)27 Short pleasure trip (5)

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Down1 Blitz, 2 Set, 3 Deem, 4 Swivel, 5 Takeover, 6 Eliminate, 7 Delight, 11 Amber-gris, 13 Monotony, 14 Risible, 16 Bikini,19 Plead, 20 Bias, 23 Age.

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Local couple insailing competitionAN OsloBeachsailingcouple to-

gether with their six year-oldson took part in the Jonsson

CupPursuitRace inDurbanonSatur-day. Michael and Heidie Kavanaghfinished 15th overall and were theseventh Flying Fifteen to cross theline. Results

1. Jon Marshal (Laser), 2. PaulChanguion / Tim Duguid (FF15), 3.GreggDobson (Laser), 4.Martin Zim-merman / Carl Zimmerman (FF15),5. Rudy McNeill (Laser), 6. AndrewWalford (Laser), 7. Campbell Alexan-der / Chris Clark (FF15), 8. AnthonyMacMillan (Laser), 9. PatrickHarris /JeremyKriek (FF15),10.GreggHurt-er/NicAlbert(FF15),11.MylesWhite(FF15), 12 Henri Frencken (Laser),13. Rob Goulden (Laser), 14. TrentBingham (Laser), 15. Heidi Ka-vanagh, Michael Kavanagh (FF15),16. Bill Evans (Dragonfly), 17. RickyRobinson (Sprog), 18. Anthony Ar-buthnot (Laser), 19. Alec Lanham-Love / Greg de Beyer (49er), 20. RobTarboton /Michael Dickinson (29er),21 Alex Thorpe / Ralph Thorpe(Gypsey), 22DenmarNel (Laser), 23.Dylan Albert (Dabchick), 24. DavidCurtis (Rebel), 25. Tony Alison / PamZarnack (Rebel), 26. Jacky Barnard /Clynton de Finn (Mistral), 27. JethroBrophy - Tintinger / Eli Brophy -Tintinger (420), 28 CJ Miln (Laser),29. Peter Hall (Hobie 14), 30. Bart

Fokkens / Hannah Fokkens (Halcat),31.PaulRidsdale(Hobie16),32.JohnBanfield / John Banfield Jnr (FF15),33.SimonMusgrave (Laser),34LiamFennessy / Tristan Hancock (Hobie16), 35. Justin Butler / Murray May(Hobie 16), 36. Sean Hurter / BenjiDaniels (29er), 37.WayneSmith (Ho-bie14),38RichardPotgieter (Halcat),39. Nic Koekemoer (Halcat), 40.BruceEdward(PaperTiger),41.Han-nahTiedt (Laser 4.7), 42. ColinFlem-

ing (Hobie 14 Turbo), 43. BrendanHumphries (L26), 44. CameronParle(RS Tera Sport), 45. Sven Paton (RSTeraPro)46.MatthewHall/ChadSte-venson (Hobie Dragon), DNF JamesButler (RS Tera Pro), DNF BraedenRoyal / Yashir Seetal (RS Feva), DNFTrevor Gibb / Jessica Fennesy (Mir-ror), DNF Straun Campbell / JanetCampbell (Argie 15), DNF RichardBates (Laser), DNF Andrew Butler(Extra), DNS Ayanda Idube (Tera).

The big and the small. Oslo Beach’s Heidi and Michael Kavanagh beat upto the first wing mark in the Flying Fifteen during the Jonsson Cup PursuitRace in the bay as a new arrival dwarfs them in size.

PHOTO: SOPHIE THOMPSON

RICARDO Carthew (11) of Blue Ocean Aquatics Swimming Club proudlydisplays his medals after the annual Spring Splash Gala on Saturday.The Izotsha Primary pupil received gold medals for breaststroke, free-style, backstroke, butterfly and IM. He also received the trophy for theBest Age Group swimmer.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

THE South CoastWarriors rugby club will hold its AGM on Thursday 4 November at 6:00pm at the club house.For all other information please refer to the notice board at club and also on the Warriors Facebook page.

Warriors AGM

Wednesday – 22 October 2014 – BetterBall Stableford

1st: Brett Pollington and Ken Morris –45 pts

2nd: Jesse Verster and Paul Geoffery– 44 pts

Saturday – 25 October 2014 – Lucky’sDiscount Centre Golf Day

1st: Juan Dixon and Gert Luus – 46 ptso.c.o

2nd: Thys Blom and Louis Klopper –46 pts o.c.o

3rd: Ganes Munsami and Dr A Bux –46 pts o.c.o

4th: Emmanuel Mseleku and JesseVerster – 45 pts o.c.o

Upcoming events:1 November 2014 – Izotsha Primary

School Golf Day.

Port Shepstone CountryClub golf results

Ricardoscoopsgold forBlue Ocean


South CoastStriders AthleticsClub news

OCTOBER was a very busymonth for the South CoastStriders Athletes. On Sunday,

5October,the15kmClubChampion-ships took place. They started andfinished at Margate beach Wimpy,with the halfway mark (and turnaround) being the bridge just beforePistols Saloon in Ramsgate. Overallwinnerwas 17-year-old Fred Good-head,clockingatimeof1:03:19.Thewalker’s winner was Don Osbournein a time of 1:35:25. In total, 28 clubmembers participated and all hadgreat fun.

TheGoss&BalfeSouthcoastMar-athonwas held on Sunday, 19 Octo-ber. MichaelMzobewas astoundingwith his 1st overall position in the

21km race with a time of 1:11:46!WelldoneMichaelandthankyouforkeeping our South Coast Stridersname high. More than 50 stridersparticipated in the 42km and 21kmrace and 28 members qualified forthe Comrades Marathon.

Time trials take place everyWednesday evening at the club:Walkers st 5:15pm from the Club-house, with exception of the firstWednesday of every month whenthey start at the Uvongo pier. Run-ners start at 5:30pm from the Club-house. For more information re-garding the South Coast StridersAthletics Club, please feel free tocontactourChairlady,DebbieRidleyon 082 441 5370.

PHOTO: SUPPLIEDStriders getting ready for the 15km champi-onships.

42.2 KM GOSS & BALFE, 19 OCTOBER 2014Position Time First Name Surname

25 3:00:21 Mthokozisi Cele48 3:10:31 Mavela Nyembezi91 3:28:39 Wiseman Ncane

103 3:33:41 Sphiwe Jula145 3:44:59 Isak Ludick181 3:53:30 Buhle Aaron Nciweni218 4:00:37 Vusi Vezi230 4:03:59 Selvanthan Ramaloo38 4:09:14 Zandile Dunywa40 4:10:05 Mignon Klusener41 4:10:06 Catherine Mather Pike42 4:10:08 Liezle Dudley

255 4:10:09 Matthew Lindebaum348 4:24:14 Raymond Gaze359 4:26:19 Morgan Moodley70 4:27:37 Natasha Viljoen377 4:28:59 Alpheus Ngaleka417 4:35:34 Guy Dudley99 4:39:52 Debrah Thomas111 4:45:04 Sandra Robertson112 4:45:04 Chantel Macleod

492 4:48:14 Mthokozisi Ncwane496 4:48:59 Vernon Moodley507 4:50:41 Mahomed Farouk Naroth133 4:50:56 Sallyanne Anthony513 4:51:44 Marin Venter528 4:54:14 Maxwell Mkhize551 4:56:08 Diloshan Chetty595 5:00:05 Zenzele Danger Dube601 5:00:43 Anton Rossouw662 5:15:14 Johan Oosthuizen679 5:23:54 Nkukuleko Tundzi682 5:25:30 Freek Stander687 5:26:45 Swalleh Ameer706 5:33:49 Hannes Streuderst231 5:35:14 Kerry Farren241 5:49:59 Lindelani Itabor

21.1 KM GOSS & BALFE, 19 OCTOBER 2014Position Time First Name Surname

1 1:11:46 Micheal Mzobe24 1:29:22 Eric Ndovela54 1:40:00 Joshua Morrison-Young137 1:57:57 Andrew Spence174 2:01:42 Jaco Smith246 2:08:40 Corinne Parsons296 2:13:36 Debbie Ridley355 2:18:36 Makhosi Mhlope357 2:18:41 Ziyanda Mkuzo372 2:20:20 Stephanie Markram454 2:32:20 Don Osbourn475 2:34:40 Karin Hills476 2:34:42 Jayne Munro585 2:55:06 David Morrison-Young

Club Championships 15 km - 05/10/2014NAME R W TIME

1 Fred Goodhead 1:03:192 Joshua Morrison-Young 1:05:093 Andrew Spence 1:12:164 Eddie Ramaloo 1:12:285 Zandile Dunywa 1:13:056 MartinVenter 1:15:077 Isak Ludick 1:15:168 Mignon Klusener 1:15:549 Diloshan Chetty 1:18:5410 Freek Stander 1:22:4011 Sally-Anne Anthony 1:22:4412 Vernon Moodley 1:24:2013 Vukile Shabane 1:28:5514 Corinne Parsons 1:31:1015 Kerry Farren 1:37:0416 Stephanie Markham 1:37:5917 Catherine Riley 1:40:2118 Jayne Munro 1:43:1219 Hannes Streuderst 1:46:5120 Linda Itabor 1:50:2821 Hayley Nicholson 2:01:5222 Louise Morrison-Young 2:05:1723 Sarah Morrison-Young 2:05:1724 David Morrison-Young 2:21:24

WALKERS

1 Don Osbourne 1:35:252 Ellene Barbadimos 1:56:563 Margaret Duffield 2:07:454 Ronel Viljoen 2:08:03

NON- MEMBERS1 Mark Smith 1:18:422 Lou Schoeman 1:40:21

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SPORTMunicipalities SCORE>> Soccer, netball and tai-bo classes were part of the agenda.

THEHibiscus Coast Municipality held asports day between several of its de-partments,SAPS andothermunicipal-

ities at the Ugu Sports and Leisure Stadiumon Saturday.

Soccer,netballandtaiboclasseswerepartof the agenda.

In attendance were HCM mayor CynthiaMqwebu, who presented the HCM Cleaningand Maintanance Department with the tro-phy for wining the tournament.

PHOTOS: CANDYCE KRISHNAHCM staff taking the soccer match very seriosu-ly.

PHOTO:Some good dribbling skills being displayed.

PHOTO: KHANYISO SEYISIHCM Cleansing and Maintenance Department celebrate their win after beating the office-basedstaff at the Ugu Sport and Leisure on Saturday.

Soccer results:Human Settlement and Infrastructure - 1Cleansing and Maintenance - 2Office Based - 3Law Enforcement - 2FinalsWinners: Cleansing and Maintenance - 2Office Based - 0

HCM Legends - 0SAPS - 3Harry Gwala Municipality - 2eDumbe Municipality - 0

FinalsWinners: Harry Gwala Municipality - 3SAPS - 0

HCM Councillors - 0Winners: eDumbe Councillors - 1

Netball results:NETBALLDepartment Winners: Law EnforcementTeam Winners: eDumbe municipality andHarry Gwala Municipality.